- - ones advancing by leaps and bounds
- - Some bounders
- - Multiplying bounders
- - Bounders in the forest
- - Long-eared bounders
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- - Test centre starts in leaps and bounds with rhetoric
- - lay about uncouth fellow setting about deserter in scientific workshop
- - Left-wing eloquence in scientist's workplace?
- - Australian and UK parties welcome a research facility
- - With letters 5 to 7, maze runner
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- - when things go up by leaps and bounds?
- - Time of year bound to unite swallows beginning to migrate
- - Bound issue turned up in early part of year
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- - pink pigs freely proceeding in leaps and bounds
- - Equipment with long cord bound to catch fish
- - Jumping (with a rope?)
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- - Leaps and bounds
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- - Ranching that's growing by leaps and bounds?
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- - It moves by leaps and bounds
- - "tortoise wins by a ......" ('40s bugs bunny cartoon)
- - Animal that's musical, by the sound of it
- - animal met by alice
- - "The Tortoise and the ..." (Aesop's fable)
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- - Progress by leaps and bounds?
- - Just a ... skip and a jump away
- - "... on Pop," 1963 book by Dr. Seuss
- - bound like a bunny
- - Bound(Used today)
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- - Operators getting on in leaps and bounds
- - Nurses go out with doctors in the theatre
- - Professional operators
- - Medical operators
- - Doctors on the cutting edge?
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