| hint | answer |
|---|
| Odd, in Scotland | |
| Israeli conductor Daniel | |
| Few: Pref. | |
| Upper, in Germany | |
| Novelist Whitney __ ('How to Make an American Quilt') | |
| Richard Strauss opera 'Die Frau __ Schatten'; German for without | |
| German automaker | |
| Newspaper publisher Adolph | |
| Baseball general manager Minaya | |
| Court cry ('Hear ye!') | |
| Greek peak | |
| 49-day period in Judaism; Post-Passover period | |
| One of four Holy Roman Emperors | |
| Dumbarton __, historic estate near Washington, D.C. (1944 conference site) | |
| Blood type, briefly | |
| Russian saint | |
| Algerian city | |
| Latin - pharmaceutical oils | |
| Italian innkeeper or host | |
| Harem room: Var. | |
| Novus __ seclorum (Great Seal phrase) | |
| Force on earth, briefly | |
| __ probandi (burden of proof) | |
| Founder of Kievan Russia __ of Novgorod | |
| Roman emperor between Vitellius and Galba | |
| Seine tributary; department north of Paris | |
| Italian for eight | |
| American writer Sarah __ Jewett | |
| WWI poet Wilfred __ ('Dulce et Decorum Est') | |
| Upscale hotel chain | |
| Old cartoonist Soglow ('The Little King') | |
| Lyricist Harbach ('Smoke Gets in Your Eyes' 'No, No, Nanette') | |
| Italian or Spanish for hatred | |
| Olive genus | |
| Eternity or universe, in Hebrew | |
| New Zealand's Great Barrier Island | |
| French wave | |
| Hebrew dry measure | |
| City of northern Finland | |
| Russian poet Mandelstam | |
| Normandy - Caen river | |
| German-Poland border river | |
| Stage actress and writer Cornelia __ Skinner | |
| Mountain: comb. form | |
| Revolutionary James __, famous for saying 'Taxation without representation is tyranny' | |
| __ and terminer (criminal court) - legal hearing | |
| Ornamental pond fish | |
| 'Return of the Jedi' dancing girl | |
| German town, Frankfurt an der __ | |
| Princess in L. Frank Baum books | |
| Girl in Alexander Pushkin's 'Eugene Onegin' (also an opera and movie) | |
| Greek mountain chain | |
| Elevator pioneer Elisha | |
| Scottish port and resort | |
| Minnesota's St. __ College | |
| Count Basie's '__'Clock Jump' | |
| Soyuz cosmonaut Makarov | |
| German Olympic gold-medal winning swimmer, Kristin | |
| Elbe River tributary | |
| Former heavyweight champ Maskaev (Russian) | |
| French for egg | |
| Tasmania's highest peak | |
| KGB predecessor | |
| '70's Denver Broncos runningback Armstrong | |
| '__, you noblest English!' (Shakespeare's 'Henry V') | |
| Sacred Buddhist mountain in China | |
| Ural River city | |
| Setting of Albert Camus's 'The Plague' | |
| Toward the mouth | |
| Platinum wire loop; bacteriologist's wire | |
| Baron of Strauss's 'Der Rosenkavalier' | |
| Like Ogden Nash's lama | |
| __ vez (again, in Spanish) | |
| Port of Kyushu | |
| Western writer Wister ('The Virginian') | |
| Old Irish alphabet: Var. | |
| Book of Mormon book | |
| Groucho in 'A Night at the Opera' | |
| German art patron Kahn | |
| 1989 Japanese film 'The Adventures of Milo and __' (pug) | |
| Annual race at Epsom Downs, with 'the' | |
| Two-time figure-skating Olympic gold medalist Protopopov | |
| Longtime Los Angeles Times publisher Chandler | |
| Early 20th-Century Russian ballerina Spessivtseva | |
| Nebraska county | |
| Northern German/Czech river; Elbe tributary | |
| Gabonese president __ Bongo | |
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