A.
Historian and author of "The Making of the President" (full name)
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B.
Oddsmaker
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C.
In the fashion of one having unlimited power
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D.
One of those thrown out of the temple
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E.
Mead profession
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F.
Speech made in Sacramento and Albany regularly (4 words)
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G.
U.S. rock singer who lost his middle name somewhere during his career (full name)
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H.
Relating to a sudden exclamation
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I.
Royalty from the hills above L.A. (2 words)
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J.
Scarlett O`Hara`s exclamation (3 words)
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K.
Part of the U.S. Constitution having to do with
the subject of this quotation (2 words)
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L.
Hindustani for `monarch`; a type of yoga
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M.
Another name for the battle of Pittsburg Landing
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N.
1954 Best Picture (3 words)
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O.
Oliver`s direction
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P.
1975 film about Jewish immigrants on the lower east side of N.Y. (2 words)
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Q.
Not precisely defined
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R.
Famous fictional heavy played by Alan Rickman (3 words)
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S.
Removal of water
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T.
Not doing well financially
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U.
Highly venomous, but fortunately fictional, plant species
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V.
Having strong beliefs
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W.
The only U.S. President from Indiana (full name)
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X.
"I could dance with you until the cows came home. But..." (Groucho Marx, 11 words)
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Y.
"Curse ____ Scorpion" (Woody Allen film, 3 words)
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Z.
1952 Best Picture about a fugitive on the run (4 words, with "The")
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AA.
Latter-day Vegas hotel
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AB.
Plant pest
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AC.
A rapid series of light tapping sounds (hyph.)
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AD.
Geological formation also known as a tent rock, fairy chimney, or earth pyramid
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AE.
First four words of a famous film song (1944)
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