- CITIES
- With 38A, theme of this puzzle
- Surprise and Independence, e.g.
- Tour t-shirt listings
- A lot of people live here
- Ports, for example
- Most of them have their own halls
- Tampa and Tempe, et al.
- End word in a Dickens title
- Vatican and Panama
- Eugene and Gary
- St. Louis and St. Paul
- Metropolitan areas
- Two in a Dickens title
- Boston and Chicago
- Florence and Charlotte
- St. Louis and St. Petersburg, for two
- New York and Boston
- Boston and Buffalo
- Pierre and Eugene
- Sites with skylines
- Dickens title pair
- Dots on a globe
- Big dots on a state map
- A Tale of Two ___.
- St. Paul and Minneapolis.
- St. Paul and St. Louis.
- Dickens wrote about two.
- Where most Americans live
- Thine alabaster ___ gleam: Bates
- Municipalities
- Chevy Chase and others
- They have their limits
- Washington and Lincoln
- Talking Heads song about urban areas?
- ___, like dreams, are made of desires and fears: Italo Calvino
- Dots on a map
- Madison and Jackson, e.g.
- Freetown and Libreville, for two
- Washington and Lincoln, e.g.
- Minneapolis and Saint Paul
- Atlas dots
- End of a Dickens title
- London, Baltimore and Paris
- Charlotte and Charlottesville
- Detroit and Buffalo, e.g.
- Gary, Norman and Eugene
- Population centers
- Mayors' domains
