- - 2000 or 2004
- - 2004 occurrence
- - 2004, but not 2003
- - 2004, e.g.
- - 2004, for one
- - 1996 and 2000 occurrence
- - Quadrennial occurrence
- - Many a presidential election occurs in one
- - When women propose to break with tradition
- - naturally, spring is part of it
- - Period of adjustment in early ape's evolution
- - '1984', for example, is longer than most
- - It's about 027% longer
- - Amy Adams film
- - It lasts 366 days
- - bound over for 12 months longer than usual
- - transplant pea early for 12 months (including an extra day)
- - Real pay adjusted around end of June 2020, say
- - time to jump
- - When February gets an extra day: 2 wds.
- - When February 29 occurs: 2 wds.
- - The next one is 2016
- - Period of 366 days
- - February 29 falls in one
- - Summer Olympics usually take place in one
- - We're in one now
- - It's one in four
- - 2020, for one
- - 366-day period
- - Spring 1915 or 1916, for example, for one of four?
- - A player confused about end of overture, such as 1812
- - Spring time that's longer than the annual average
- - 1984 was one
- - 1776 or 2000 (2 words)
- - Checkout reports around PAYE changes in 366 days
- - 2000 or 2016, for example (2 words)
- - Springtime, it sounds like!
- - 12 months containing February 29
- - Periodically, one in four of the foreign press agency is on Yankee canal site
- - Period with a February 29th
- - 2012, e.g.
- - 2016 is the next one
- - 2012, for one
- - 2008 or 2012
- - Calendar phenomenon
- - 1984, e.g.
- - When presidential elections occur
- - 1776 or 2000
- - 2012 is the next one
- - 1776 or 1984
- - 2000, e.g.
- - 2008, e.g.
- - 366 days
- - 2008 is one
- - 2000, for one
- - What 1988 was
- - 1980 or 1984
- - Spinsters' time
- - 1968
- - Flying time?
- - 1968, for one.
- - 1800 or 1900.
- - Bissextile.
- - 2000, for instance.
- - 1956.
- - 20:20, e.g
- - [1960]
- - Calendar term.
- - springtime?
- - 2024, for one
- - intercalary interval
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