USA Today - Mar 3 2010

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Clues Answers
"Men of a Certain Age" network TNT
"Rags to riches" author ALGER
"The Creation" composer HAYDN
"The Matrix" moniker NEO
"Waiting for the Robert ___" ELEE
"Well, ___-di-dah" LAH
.001 inches MIL
Act timidly PUSSYFOOT
Actor Lugosi BELA
Annoy BOTHER
Archie Bunker's wife EDITH
Archrival ENEMY
Bad ___ (German spa) EMS
Become liquid MELT
Big name in Norway OLAV
Bivouac beds COTS
Black History mo. FEB
Board GETON
Bookbinder's leather MOROCCO
Brand of nasal spray AFRIN
Cause of wrinkles AGE
Choice of words PHRASEOLOGY
Common Market initials EEC
Culpability GUILT
Current name AMPERE
Deck consisting of the minor and major arcana TAROT
Edible roots OCAS
Firecracker that doesn't fire DUD
Free as a bird FOOTLOOSE
Gone from the program ERASED
Greek promenade STOA
Gremlins, Pacers, etc. AMCS
Grotto CAVERN
Hard drinker TOPER
Hebrides language ERSE
High as a kite LOFTY
It holds the line REEL
Japanese immigrant to U.S. ISSEI
Junior's junior III
Clues Answers
Kind of disease, facetiously FOOTINMOUTH
Left Bank's "goodbye" ADIEU
Left Bank's "thanks" MERCI
Like F.D.R.'s deal NEW
Long green MOOLA
Mattress problem SAG
Nincompoop TWIT
No alternative? YES
Not a happy camper SAD
On the authority of PER
One of Napoleon's marshals NEY
One who can take the pressure? NURSE
Overly optimistic ROSECOLORED
Part of many titles THE
Piece of cake? TIER
Port city of Brazil RECIFE
Positive thinking proponent PEALE
Post positions? EDITORS
Prefix meaning "before" PRE
Proverbial distancer TENFOOTPOLE
Riverdale High athlete MOOSE
Roughed up in the lane FOULED
Sailor's hail AHOY
Scrub, as a mission ABORT
SeaWorld creature ORCA
Sentinel LOOKOUT
Shoe or jacket material SUEDE
Small fragment or chip FLECK
Some spares at the chop shop TIRES
Substitute for the unnamed ETAL
Suckerfish REMORA
Tokyo, once EDO
Top-of-the-line AONE
Traffic marker CONE
Unpleasant burden ONUS
Uses a vacuum CLEANS
Whiskey type RYE
Word said with a salute, sometimes SIR
Workforce reductions LAYOFFS