Design Whiz

by Judy Long

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A.   1994 B-ball movie (two words)

B.   Fermented cider

C.   Treated like royalty

D.   Start of FDR quotation about democracy (eight words)

E.   Rimsky-Korsakov classic (five words)

F.   Corporate book/musical/movie (eight words)

G.   Posters, tickets, etc.

H.   Metaphorically dark (three words)

I.   Engine exhaust, for example

J.   "Become involved!" (five words)

K.   Sellers comedy classic (four words)

L.   Account

M.   Lockian theory

N.   Winnipeg location (two words)

O.   Instantly (six words)

P.   With Q, lines from Gaye (and others) (six words)

Q.   See P (seven words)

R.   Absorbing

S.   "Phantom of the Opera" song (four words)

T.   Game, film or crime (three words)

U.   Fortuitous

V.   Outcry

W.   Beatitude (seven words)

X.   Burroughs novel/McClure flick (five words)

Y.   2005 chick flick (five words, with "The")

Z.   Elite (five words)

AA.   Chance event

AB.   Earnest attempt

AC.   Mumbo jumbo

AD.   Volcanic glass

AE.   Totally relaxed (four words)

AF.   Strong disagreement

AG.   Dickens` mysterious titular character (two words)

AH.   Adolphus/Kahn dreamy line (eight words)

AI.   Pretense

AJ.   Hotdog

AK.   "Ol`," for example

AL.   Personal judgment

AM.   Arkin/Caan buddy flick (four words)

AN.   Yoga position (three words)

AO.   Limping

AP.   Necessary

AQ.   Certain evangelicals

AR.   "Again, and better!" (four words)

AS.   Nabisco product (two words)

AT.   Twain title (two words)

AU.   Spat

AV.   Stand behind a decision (seven words)

AW.   Beastly cookies? (two words)

AX.   Toppers

AY.   George Cross precursor (two words)

BZ.   Pooh`s friend (two words)

.   "Land of ___" (New Mexico)