USA Today - Jun 21 2011

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Clues Answers
"My country, __ of thee . . ." TIS
"No ifs, ___, or buts!" ANDS
"Racket" or "profit" ending EER
"Who am ___ argue?" ITO
"___ further review . . ." UPON
3:1, e.g. RATIO
Air traffic images BLIPS
Anne Frank account DIARY
Asian country next to Thailand LAOS
Bear in the night sky URSA
Brawn MUSCLE
Brief try STAB
Bulldog biter FLEA
City on the Arkansas TULSA
Comes up against ABUTS
Corn covers HUSKS
Crete's sea AEGEAN
Diminish WANE
Divulge TELL
Drivers' licenses, e.g. IDS
Emeritus (Abbr.) RETD
Enunciate SAY
Exercise with many positions YOGA
Global warming casualties ICECAPS
Historic leader? PRE
Human's starter home? PLACENTA
Impala's relative ELAND
It has knifelike spines on its tail SURGEONFISH
Laborious journey TREK
Lugosi who played Dracula BELA
Male admirer BEAU
Marine mammal with a bulbous head PILOTWHALE
Me-tooer APER
Monstrous birds of myth ROCS
Moss or fern, for example PLANT
Most lofty HIGHEST
Nightly TV offering NEWS
No longer docked ASEA
Nose-in-the-air type SNOB
Clues Answers
Noxious vapor FUME
Of sweeping proportions EPIC
Out-of-sorts ILL
Overwhelms with noise DEAFENS
Passover meal SEDER
Place for a country dance BARN
Psych attachment? OTIC
Rage relative IRE
Rank of KFC's Sanders COL
Regretful one RUER
Remain patient ABIDE
Seat for a tot KNEE
Shade TINGE
Shake a leg HIE
Shallow-water predator NURSESHARK
Shepherd's expanse LEA
Sidling beach burrower FIDDLERCRAB
Societal standards and such ETHOS
Some literary collections DIGESTS
Son of Jacob LEVI
State flower of Utah SEGO
Suffix with "Earth" or "duck" LING
They may be black-eyed PEAS
Tiny organism MICROBE
Translates as MEANS
Tried's partner TRUE
Twilled fabric SERGE
Use a stopwatch on TIME
Very large coffee holder URN
Villain's work EVIL
Walks heavily PLODS
Wholesome CLEANCUT
Wide-spouted pitcher EWER
Wild ass of Asia KIANG
Willie of baseball fame MAYS
Wilma's hubby FRED
Word after "risk" or "census" TAKER
Word before "fire" or "transit" RAPID
Workers with horse sense? OSTLERS