The Washington Post - Oct 31 2010

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Clues Answers
'Dr. No' Bond girl ANDRESS
'JAG' spinoff NCIS
'Spartacus' Oscar winner USTINOV
1971 hit song written by Paul Anka SHESALADY
1985 Clint Eastwood film PALERIDER
Actress who introduced Tom Cruise to Scientology MIMIROGERS
Another name for Chinese gelatin AGAR
Bad for you and then some FATAL
Bean in space ALAN
Bette's 'All About Eve' role MARGO
Better ENHANCE
Bonampak builders MAYA
Bugling mammal ELK
Certain vodka shot LEMONDROP
Closer's goal SAVE
Cold call? BRR
Collaborator with Apatow ROGEN
Company that owns the Jimmy Dean brand SARALEE
Cracked AJAR
Crown ACME
Devotee NUT
Disgruntled employee's payback, maybe INSIDEJOB
Dunderpate ASS
File holder HARDDISK
Free time fillers AVOCATIONS
Grasped SAW
Green sage YODA
Hazard DARE
High-maintenance singer DIVA
Hold the line? FISH
Household name? SIS
Hunger for bread AVARICE
Ice breaker PICK
Ink crayon that came 'in ten expressive colors' BICBANANA
Clues Answers
Its purity is measured in quilates ORO
Like some receivers in football INELIGIBLE
Literally, 'empty hand' KARATE
Lovitz's co-star in 'High School High' CARRERE
Massachusetts peninsula, to residents THECAPE
Math question PROBLEM
Moment SEC
New York county on Lake Ontario NIAGARA
Newsroom array DESKS
Opposite of mauvais BON
Org. whose motto is 'We are their voice' ASPCA
Palm parts FRONDS
Part parts LINES
Pennsylvania range POCONOS
Polyvinylidene chloride, familiarly SARAN
Possible reason for a recall ECOLI
Prop in a Roman epic SWORD
Siamese alternative ABYSSINIAN
Some unearned income CAPITALGAIN
Special, perhaps ENTREE
Strove VIED
Subside, with 'off' TAPER
Sudoku solver's need LOGIC
The Velvet Fog's first name MEL
They help singers attain certain heights RISERS
Took after EMULATED
Tunes in LISTENS
Unable to give you anything? ASEPTIC
Unscrupulous, as a lawyer JACKLEG
Uriel is said to guard it EDEN
Visible irritation RASH
What's not working? FUNANDGAMES
Worked on CAJOLED
Writer who coined the term 'runcible spoon' LEAR