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eras
  • - Times with names
  • - About turn like the Time
  • - Periods of camera shyness?
  • - Stretches of history that are often named for leaders
  • - Remembered times
  • - Some historical periods
  • - the aughts and others
  • - significant periods of time
  • - "till we saturate time and ....": whitman
  • - subdivisions of eons
  • - Great times for the gunners, in certain ways
  • - Stretches of time studied in history class
  • - times of the past
  • - times some of the rasher drivers
  • - Times worth naming
  • - The Harlem Renaissance and the Jazz Age e.g.
  • - Time periods covered in history textbooks
  • - Stretches of history often named for world leaders
  • - Periods in classical music such as the Romantic and the Baroque
  • - Time line sections
  • - Noteworthy times in history
  • - sections in some retrospective exhibitions
  • - Epochs in time
  • - Extended periods of time, in history
  • - Historically significant periods of time
  • - Significant stretches in time
  • - Op... aren't over until the fat lady sings
  • - Special times in history
  • - Stages in time
  • - Special stretches of history
  • - Stretches of history often named for music genres
  • - Distinct spans of history
  • - times are changing by the second
  • - Notable times throughout history
  • - Slices of history
  • - Eventful times
  • - Important historic times
  • - Distinctive times of history
  • - Times to write about
  • - Times of note
  • - Significant periods of history
  • - Distinct times
  • - Significant time spans
  • - Remarkable times
  • - Parts of history
  • - Important times in history
  • - Historic time periods
  • - Geological time spans
  • - Times in history
  • - Notable time spans
  • - Memorable chunks of history
  • - Key times
  • - Intervals of history
  • - Historical time periods
  • - Blocks of history
  • - Annals of history
  • - Well-known times
  • - Time line units
  • - Talked-about times
  • - Stretches of time
  • - Special times
  • - Some historical spans
  • - Significant times in history
  • - Cenozoic, Mesozoic and Paleozoic, e.g.
  • - key historical periods
  • - Georgian and Edwardian, for two
  • - 2023 taylor swift tour
  • - Stages in history
  • - Periods whose names often end in "zoic"
  • - temporal divisions
  • - periods that may be named for music genres
  • - Carreras cut in half for ages
  • - Paleozoic, Mesozoic and so on
  • - jazz and swing, for two
  • - they may be named after queens
  • - Stats for MLB pitchers for short
  • - Presidential periods
  • - Things sometimes named after presidents
  • - jazz and big band, for two
  • - low nos. for aces
  • - Distinct historical periods
  • - Modern and Classical periods
  • - baroque and romantic
  • - Elizabethan and Victorian, e.g.
  • - geologic spans shorter than eons
  • - Notable periods in history
  • - Topics for historians
  • - W.W. I, W.W. II, etc.
  • - Pitchers' nos.
  • - Historical timeline sections
  • - Aces have low ones, for short
  • - Well-defined periods in history
  • - things to remember
  • - Distinctive years
  • - Eventful chapters in history
  • - Paleozoic and Mesozoic periods
  • - They last for a number years
  • - Bullpen figures
  • - Roaring '20s and Swinging '60s, e.g.
  • - Ballpark figures, in brief
  • - baseball stats that are better if they're lower
  • - Statistics for relief pitchers: Abbr.
  • - almost delete important periods
  • - significant decades
  • - Periods in history (Plural)
  • - disco and baroque, for two
  • - Historical stretches
  • - Timeline spans
  • - they may be named for presidents
  • - Spans sometimes named for presidents
  • - Distinct periods
  • - Stats for baseball pitchers for short
  • - periods in a musical artist's evolution, to fans
  • - Things sometimes named after queens
  • - Stages, cycles
  • - historical studies
  • - Ballpark figures, for short
  • - Pitching data: Abbr.
  • - Elizabethan and Victorian
  • - History chapters
  • - Memorable periods
  • - Paleozoic and Mesozoic
  • - Dynasties
  • - Prominent periods
  • - Pitchers' stats
  • - Bullpen stats
  • - Big Band and Gaslight
  • - Timeline slices
  • - Eon divisions
  • - Historic timespans
  • - Baroque and Big Band
  • - Historical divisions
  • - Edwardian and Elizabethan
  • - Stats for pitchers
  • - Statistical concerns for pitchers
  • - Mesozoic and Paleozoic
  • - Mesozoic and Cenozoic
  • - Cenozoic and Mesozoic
  • - They make history
  • - Significant timespans
  • - Big Band and Victorian
  • - Big Band and others
  • - Victorian and Romantic
  • - They're historically significant
  • - Swing and others
  • - Paleozoic and others
  • - Noteworthy historical periods
  • - Notable historical spans
  • - Memorable stretches
  • - Important chapters in history
  • - History units
  • - Historical ages
  • - Geologists' periods
  • - Distinctive historical periods
  • - Cenozoic and Paleozoic
  • - Baroque and classical
  • - Aces' are low
  • - You were: Lat.
  • - You were, to Cato
  • - Swing and Big Band
  • - Stats for hurlers
  • - Stats for closers
  • - President's tenures, so to speak
uturns
  • - Flip-flops
  • - Sudden government policy changes
  • - Reversals of direction
  • - major reversals
  • - roadster's reversals
  • - "Complete 360s", as mistakenly said by those who don't get math
  • - Intersection no-nos, sometimes
  • - 180-degree maneuvers
  • - Results of some drivers' mistakes
  • - About-faces
  • - Prohibitions on many roads
  • - Complete reversals of direction
  • - 180s
  • - Driver's 180s
  • - One-eighties
  • - Results of not following directions, maybe
  • - Highway reversals
  • - Freeway no-nos
  • - Drivers' 180s
  • - Complete reversals
  • - Policy reversals
  • - Some driving school practice
  • - One-way street no-nos
  • - 180's
  • - Road reversals
  • - Driving no-nos, sometimes
  • - Risky political maneuvers
  • - Moves in traffic
  • - One-way street nonos
  • - Driving school practice
  • - Some reversals
  • - They're illegal on many roads
  • - Traffic maneuvers
  • - Lost driver's maneuvers
  • - Road maneuvers
  • - 180-degree rotations
  • - Traffic no-nos, often
  • - Some about-face actions
  • - Driving reversals
  • - No-nos on one-way streets
  • - Motoring maneuvers
  • - About-faces on the roads
  • - Traffic moves
  • - Car maneuvers.
  • - Reversals
  • - drivers' reversals
loss
  • - Defeat; bereavement
  • - Bereavement
  • - At a ...... for words
  • - Result of a sack, in football
  • - Deficit in accounts solicitor raised
  • - Win -...... record
  • - One might be written off
  • - Playoff bummer
  • - Insurance estimate
  • - See two sons coming to harm
  • - Diet progress
  • - An overtime one counts as a point in the N.H.L
  • - At a ...... (stumped)
  • - Not a victory
  • - Spreadsheet amount shown in parentheses
  • - Team disappointment
  • - Effect of erosion
  • - Red-ink figure
  • - Playoff heartbreak
  • - Box score L
  • - See ship dropping
  • - Parenthetical figure
  • - Lose consciousness of bank's debt
  • - A defeat in sport
  • - Old masters dreamt without deprivation
  • - Blot on a pitcher's record
  • - Investor's woe
  • - Opposite of a victory
  • - Victory for a dieter
  • - Sports defeat
  • - What much insurance covers
  • - It can be written off in April
  • - Streak breaker, maybe
  • - Gain offsetter
  • - Ride away from soldiers in defeat
  • - It's not for a winner
  • - Negative net
  • - Cost of polish, not good
  • - L's meaning, sometimes
  • - Opposite of a win
  • - Something to mourn
  • - Stockholder's setback
  • - Team discourager
  • - Cause of a relegation, perhaps
  • - Basis for an insurance claim
  • - Dieter's win?
  • - What red ink means
  • - Sporting defeat
  • - Forfeiture
  • - Insurance adjuster's concern
  • - Deficit
  • - Standings stat
  • - Standings column
  • - Business concern
  • - Red-ink amount
  • - Red ink
  • - Red-ink entry
  • - Ledger entry
  • - Red-ink item
  • - Figure in red
  • - Stop order?
  • - Death
  • - Quarterback's setback
  • - L
  • - Declination
  • - Sports stat
  • - Kind of leader
  • - Privation
  • - Deprivation
  • - Erosion
  • - Insurance concern
  • - Impairment.
  • - Detriment
  • - Cause of grief
  • - Investor's concern
  • - Net ......
  • - Setback
  • - Kind of column
  • - Tax-......
  • - Write off
  • - No-win situation?
  • - Destruction
  • - Leader
  • - Defeat
  • - At a ___ of words (dumbstruck)
  • - Result that spoils a perfect record
  • - L, on a league table
  • - No longer having something
  • - Outcome of a defeat
  • - deficit, somewhat glossed over
  • - event that ends a winning streak
  • - Weight reduction goal
  • - Financial hit
  • - It spoils a winning streak
  • - What a perfect season lacks
  • - it's in the debit column
  • - what a business makes with more cost than profit
hallmarks
  • - Symbols of quality
  • - Mall shark mad for authentication stamps
  • - What Monty earned?
  • - Identifying devices
  • - Distinguishing characteristics
banks
  • - River margins
  • - Where deposits build up both sides of the Nile, say
  • - River walls
  • - Safe places perhaps on both sides of The Liffey, for example
  • - River's pair
  • - River's bounds
  • - River pair
  • - River borders
  • - River sidewalls
  • - River sides
  • - The family who employed Mary Poppins
  • - Gordon ...., former England goalkeeper
  • - Elizabeth ..., "The Hunger Games" actress who received the 2020 Hasty Pudding Woman of the Year Award
  • - Actress Elizabeth who hosts the ABC game show Press Your Luck
  • - Saving Mr ......, film starring Emma Thompson and Tom Hanks
  • - relies on financial houses
  • - "Saving Mr. ...."; Tom Hanks movie
  • - Jonathan ..., Emmy-nominated actor who played Mike Ehrmantraut in "Better Call Saul"
  • - fog or cloud masses
  • - Azealia ..., hip hop star who had an infamous feud with Iggy Azalea
  • - Flower borders?
  • - *Cook's companion saving places?
  • - fund-filled places
  • - Loan lenders
  • - Shortstop nicknamed Mr. Cub
  • - Model Tyra
  • - Lending businesses
  • - Financialinstitutions
  • - Financial institutions
  • - "America's Next Top Model" host Tyra
  • - Places full of money
  • - Places to deposit flower containers
  • - Bonnie and Clyde's targets
  • - Safe places?
  • - Safe spaces?
  • - Places of interest
  • - They're loaded with cash
  • - Vaulted places?
  • - Hold-up targets
  • - Saving sites
  • - Check points?
  • - Savings institutions
  • - Ernie, "Mr. Cub"
  • - Targets of the Dodd-Frank Act
  • - They deal in checks and balances
  • - Poppins's employer
  • - Ernie a.k.a. "Mr. Cub"
  • - Moneylenders
  • - Money lenders
  • - Tony of Genesis
  • - They make statements
  • - "Mary Poppins" family
  • - Air-show maneuvers
  • - CD payers
  • - Where gators may wait
  • - Tilts a plane
  • - Turns a plane
  • - Airplane turns
  • - "Mr. Cub"
  • - During the 1920's, an average of 600 of these failed each year
  • - Tips while flying
  • - They make frequent statements
  • - Baseball's Ernie
  • - Vault locales
  • - Fog formations
  • - Safe places for money
  • - Outer ........ NC
  • - Shortstop Ernie
  • - Ernie of baseball fame
  • - Ernie of diamond fame
  • - Aerobatic maneuvers.
  • - Steep slopes.
  • - Shoals.
  • - Members of FDIC.
  • - Places of business.
  • - Houses of interest.
  • - Allen Sprowl's concern.
  • - Federal Reserve members.
  • - Group of seventeen islands, part of New Hebrides.
  • - Group of 17 islands, part of New Hebrides.
  • - Deposits
  • - Ridges
  • - Relies
  • - See 35-Across
  • - Are they safe places in rows?
  • - they hold the money and normally restrict the current flow
  • - "Cocaine Bear" director Elizabeth
  • - last name of mary poppins' wards
  • - Businesses that offer loans
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