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gates
  • - exit points at an airport
  • - Fence entryways
  • - airport portals
  • - entryways through fences
  • - Airport boarding points
  • - airport array
  • - Places to wait in airports
  • - Airport terminal areas
  • - Airport signs
  • - Airport features
  • - Airport sections
  • - Entryways of fences
  • - Airport boarding areas
  • - Airport departure doors
  • - Genealogists dismissing sloe gin in the airport
  • - Those opening 14 and 18 across in the airport
  • - Airport choices
  • - Airport exits
  • - Airport entryways
  • - Iron entryways
  • - Airport components
  • - Airport areas
  • - Entryways
  • - Bill ..., co-founder of Microsoft
  • - keeps in with bill the billionaire
  • - Co-creator and owner of Microsoft, surname
  • - Members of gang at established access points
  • - Openings for computer giant Bill
  • - Arranged stage exits or entrances
  • - Bill from Microsoft — for supplying Access?
  • - Bill for entrance bars
  • - stage entrances?
  • - Fence openings made by computer guru Bill
  • - stage affected entrances
  • - Stadium entrances
  • - they hang on to their posts
  • - the bill in billionaire
  • - Pearly ..., entrance to heaven
  • - Steve Jobs' professional rival Bill
  • - philanthropist bill
  • - Bill who made Windows?
  • - co-founder and former chairman of microsoft.
  • - "Enemy at the ..." (2001 war film)
  • - Techie Bill with billions
  • - starting spots for some races
  • - Tech mogul and philanthropist Bill
  • - entrances groups of spectators
  • - Business @ the Speed of Thought co-author Bill
  • - They admit being swingers
  • - Movable barriers(Used today)
  • - Winner at Saratoga: 1777
  • - Winner at Saratoga
  • - Slalom course markers
  • - Pearly items
  • - Microsoft founder
  • - Garden entrances
  • - Early winner at Saratoga
  • - Web tycoon
  • - Victorious general at Saratoga
  • - Victor at Saratoga: 1777
  • - Stage anagram
  • - Stadium portals
  • - She wrote "The Poor Little Rich Girl"
  • - Seattle-area celebrity
  • - Saratoga general
  • - Portcullises' kin
  • - Philanthropist Bill or Melinda
  • - Pearly and garden
  • - Microsoft cofounder Bill
  • - Microsoft chief Bill
  • - Microsoft bigwig
  • - Heaven's pearly items
  • - He beat the odds at Saratoga
  • - General under Washington
  • - Forbes' top man
  • - Forbes 400 list topper
  • - Financier "Bet-a-Million" ......
  • - DOS boss
  • - Computer-world czar
  • - BILLionaire?
  • - Billionaire tech mogul Bill
  • - Billionaire Bill — openers
  • - Bill from a computer company?
  • - Author of "The Poor Little Rich Girl"
  • - One of Washington's generals
  • - Accesses
  • - Pearly.
  • - Access points
  • - Openings
  • - Revolutionary general
  • - Revolutionary War general
  • - C. I. A. head.
  • - Openings for one from Stone Age
  • - Richest person in the world before Bezos
  • - Stadium entry points
  • - Billionaire Bill
  • - Entrance barriers
  • - 'The Moment of Lift' author Melinda
  • - Flight board column
  • - Moveable barriers
  • - Bill with billions
  • - Microsoft's Bill?
  • - Philanthropist Melinda
  • - Hinged barriers
  • - What might be stage entrances?
  • - Portals
  • - Bringing up sample of common-sense tagline for those flighty types departing
  • - Bill of Microsoft
  • - Boarding areas
  • - Components of fences
  • - Places to deplane
  • - Arena entrances
  • - Slalom course features
  • - Wealthy Washingtonian
  • - Fence openings
  • - Features of exclusive communities
  • - Microsoft mogul
  • - Parts of fences
  • - Posts for some security guards
  • - One of the founders of Microsoft
  • - "Business @ the Speed of Thought" co-author
  • - 36-Down areas
  • - Defense secretary before Panetta
  • - Slalom obstacles
  • - Rumsfeld's successor at Defense
  • - Bill with big bucks
  • - Microsoft mastermind
  • - Hinged entrances
  • - Terminal portals
  • - Eponym of the world's largest private foundation
  • - They open for greyhound races
  • - Garden swingers
  • - "Pirates of Silicon Valley" figure
  • - Holes in the wall?
  • - Track lineup
  • - Racetrack array
  • - Bill who co-owns the Four Seasons hotel company
  • - Major PBS contributor
  • - Forbes 400 topper
  • - Pearly entrance?
  • - "Business @ the Speed of Thought" author
  • - BILL-ionaire?
  • - Bush cabinet member
  • - Major NPR supporter
  • - Forbes 400 mainstay
  • - Berkshire Hathaway board member
  • - Passes through a wall?
  • - Microsoft boss Bill
  • - Bill for software?
  • - Bill who dropped out of Harvard in 1975
  • - Entrances to exclusive communities
  • - Bill worth billions
  • - Mountain passes
  • - Places for guards
  • - Frequent swingers?
  • - Microsoft mogul Bill
  • - Big Seattle philanthropist
  • - He did Windows
  • - McFadden of "Star Trek: TNG"
  • - Recent Microsoft retiree
  • - Departure points
  • - Noted Harvard dropout
  • - Slalom targets
  • - Microsoft man
  • - Microsoft chairman
  • - Passes through a fence?
  • - Christo's Central Park exhibition
  • - February 2005 Central Park display, with "The"
  • - He does Windows
  • - Bill in Washington?
  • - Noted billionaire
  • - Microsoft honcho
  • - Series on a ski slope
  • - 2005 Christo display in New York City, with "the"
  • - Bill in the billions
  • - Entrances
  • - Ways out
  • - Barriers
  • - Microsoft cofounder
  • - Microsoft co-founder
  • - Tech giant
  • - Plane-boarding areas
  • - Entrance barriers you need to pass through to get into a venue
  • - Tech titan, 29, engaging Lawrence
  • - Bill ___, Microsoft co-founder
  • - entrances for u.s. philanthropist
  • - Entrances to gardens
  • - software developer and billionaire, bill ....
  • - Turnstiles, e.g.
sat
  • - Did more than just approached the bench
  • - prepared to play the sitar
  • - Rested on a bench
  • - ... out (did not participate)
  • - The S of SNL: Abbr.
  • - The day after Fri.
  • - Enough; .... bonus, just good enough
  • - Took the next available seat
  • - saturday [abbr]
  • - Took a stool
  • - Held session, as a council
  • - Relaxed in an easy chair, say
  • - Sun predecessor
  • - Standardized exam with a maximum score of 1600
  • - Plonked oneself down
  • - had a photo taken one couldn't stand?
  • - relaxed during conversation
  • - Rested for one short day
  • - Stayed in a game of musical chairs
  • - Was in session in South Africa at start of turmoil
  • - Was in session one day
  • - relaxed on a rocker
  • - Had a session one day
  • - Got in position for vipassana meditation
  • - waited on a stoop
  • - Was on a chair
  • - Rested on an ottoman
  • - Test taken for college admissions
  • - test taken for us college admission (abbr.)
  • - Grabbed a chair, say
  • - planted oneself
  • - opposite of stood
  • - plumped oneself down
  • - plumped down
  • - Humpty Dumpty .... on a wall …
  • - Started to unwind, perhaps
  • - Perched on a stool
  • - Parked oneself on a sofa
  • - took a seat for a day
  • - Occupied a stool
  • - Took care of a grown baby, perhaps
  • - Little Miss Muffet ... on a tuffet
lutheran
  • - a protestant
  • - Follower of a Protestant church
  • - Any member of a church founded on the doctrines of a German Protestant theologian, 1483-1546
  • - German protestant
  • - Real hunt about an early Protestant
  • - follower of martin luther
  • - Certain Protestant
  • - Book of Concord reader
  • - Protestant reformation of Henry originally neutral?
  • - Protestant denomination
  • - Protestant who believes in the Book of Concord
  • - Follower of a German Protestant
  • - Follower of a German reformer
  • - Protestant, perhaps
  • - Member of a Protestant denomination.
  • - Member of a certain religious faith.
  • - Protestant ......
  • - A follower of a German theologian who refused to renounce his views at the 1521 Diet of Worms
  • - kind of protestant
  • - a protestant following the teachings of a 16th-century german monk
  • - Reformist leaders of local unit nervous around a certain regiment
  • - Belonging to the majority religion in Scandinavia
  • - Belonging to the majority religion in Estonia
  • - In Zulu, the ranger keeps the faith
  • - Lute managed to capture hearts for believer
  • - Lake Wobegon churchgoer
  • - Unearth large work — it could be Bach
  • - Like the carol "Away in a Manger," originally
  • - "95 Theses" follower
  • - Like Wittenberg University in Ohio
  • - Like most Finns
  • - Like most Danish churchgoers
  • - Martin Niemoeller's faith.
  • - Certain Christian
handkerchiefs
  • - Cloths used for wiping the nose
  • - hankies
satisfy
  • - To please, say 'When folded, fits in'
  • - please talk about deformed fist
  • - Pay in full please
  • - Female model about to gatecrash state do
  • - Content with shaking fist, say?
  • - Please say if it's awkward without one
  • - Please completely
  • - Meet and speak about irrational fits
  • - Please pay in full
  • - Meet; please
  • - Please explain about broken fist
  • - Please
  • - Please or gratify
  • - fulfil a desire
  • - provide enough to convince
  • - Meet at 1 on board empty ferry
  • - fulfil the needs or desires of
  • - Fulfil the expectations of
  • - Meet the requirements of doctor first, say, right away
  • - Meet, for example, to cover the international science fiction premieres
  • - Stays if new arrangement can come up to scratch
  • - content, for example, to have bad fits
  • - To meet, for example, it's fine inside
  • - Supply fully
  • - Make contented
  • - Leave nothing to be desired
  • - Gratify, make happy
  • - Get off, in a way
  • - Be good enough for
  • - Be enough for
  • - Gratify fully
  • - Meet requirements
  • - Meet the expectations of
  • - Content day is finally empty
  • - Convince to pay in full
  • - Fulfil, a desire or need
  • - Fulfil (a need)
  • - Quench, sate
  • - Meet to pay in full
  • - Hit the spot
  • - Meet the needs of
  • - Saturday is fairly empty to meet
  • - To convince, declare hedging unexpectedly fits
  • - Fulfill, as expectations
  • - Meet the desires of
  • - Meet son, say, fit after jogging
  • - Convince it is, in short, fine within state
  • - Delight, for example, holding fine model up
  • - Pay off, as a debt
  • - Fulfill expectations.
  • - Comply with (rules, etc.).
  • - Meet, as expectations
  • - Be enough
  • - Discharge, as a debt
  • - Dispel, as doubts
  • - Gratify
  • - Make content
  • - Meet expectations?
  • - Fill the bill
  • - Suit
  • - Accommodate
  • - Convince
  • - Assuage
  • - Appease
  • - Meet
  • - Fulfil
  • - Content
  • - Satiate
  • - Fulfill
  • - Make happy
  • - Gratify requirement that early Saturday is both ends of Friday
  • - meet harry first, say, but not king
  • - Hit the spot, as a good meal
rate
  • - Tempo
  • - Judge an animal to have a prehensile tail
  • - Quotation from a bank book
  • - Assess the value of
  • - How many beats per minute a heart pulses
  • - Give stars to on Letterboxd
  • - Rook heading to the king's file gains a tempo
  • - The cost per hour, for example
  • - Classify
  • - Scold
  • - Rhythm.
  • - Velocity
  • - Clip
  • - Miles per hour, e.g
  • - Low-quality
  • - Interest
  • - Give two thumbs up
  • - Pace
  • - Measure
  • - Calculus calculation
  • - Grade
  • - Value
  • - Valuation
  • - Cost
  • - Merit
  • - Fixed
  • - Tax-......
  • - Assessment
  • - Measure of speed
  • - .......... heart
  • - Assay
  • - Size up
  • - Assess
  • - .... review
  • - Regard
  • - Consider
  • - Esteem
  • - Evaluate.
  • - .... price
  • - Miles per hour
  • - Charge
  • - Rank
  • - "Count ....!"
  • - '...... going!'
  • - Speed
  • - Estimate value of
  • - Speed measurement
  • - Amount of money that is paid or charged
  • - charge traitor with extortion at first
  • - Old plane not keeping constant speed
  • - Evaluate or assess
  • - Fixed charge per unit
  • - Give three stars, e.g.
  • - Speed of progress
  • - tear madly at speed
  • - Measure of interest?
  • - fifteen dollars per hour, e.g.
  • - Hourly fee, say
  • - $100/hour, for example
  • - Billing base
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