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reign
  • - as a rule, the central gem in a special ring?
  • - The rule of some foreigners
  • - Foreign rule?
  • - Sounds like rain as a rule
  • - Do a ruler's job
  • - Muttering, finally changes the rule
  • - The rule one might ignore, nothing less
  • - period of rule of a monarch
  • - Sovereign's rule
  • - Rule of sovereign
  • - Rule some Roman Empire ignoramuses
  • - Good to be in control for time as ruler
  • - rule in bad conditions, say
  • - Are rulers here ignored to some extent?
  • - Monarch's ruling period
  • - A rule that breaks the heart of singers
  • - Empress's tenure
  • - Rule breaking, ie rebelliously holds back
  • - Empress's time in power
  • - Check covering golf rule
  • - heard someone from castamere is to rule?
  • - Old government department escaping from external rule
  • - the period during which a monarch is sovereign
  • - Rule, as a monarch
  • - You're ignoring some rule
  • - As a rule, grin wryly about a close finish
  • - Rule in part of foreign area
  • - Some are ignoring rule
  • - As a rule, it heartens the foreigner
  • - Rule, like a queen
  • - some are ignorant of a rule
  • - Rule, dominion
  • - A King's tenure
  • - the head of the government comes in to control and rule
  • - Check the key in as a rule
  • - it's a rule for some of the more ignorant
  • - To rule as royalty
  • - rule check, as they say
  • - Rule that holds George initially in check
  • - Monarch's duration
  • - the first of the governors in control as a rule!
  • - Queen or king's tenure
  • - A king's period of rule
  • - As a rule, it's seen in foreigners
  • - a rule some of us are ignoring
  • - Monarch's rule
  • - Exercise of sovereign power
  • - King's time on the throne
  • - Victoria's lasted longer than that of any other British monarch
  • - Tut's tenure
  • - The Who's "Love, ...... O'er Me"
  • - Rulers do it
  • - Ruler's term
  • - Rule over all
  • - Rule over a country
  • - Rule of a king or queen
  • - Rule (of monarch)
  • - President's tenure
  • - Monarch's time in the job
  • - Hamlet's lasted mere minutes
  • - Elizabeth's has begun.
  • - Be sovereign
  • - King's rule
  • - Rule over a kingdom
  • - Rule the kingdom
  • - Monarch's term
  • - Rule from the throne
  • - Rule as monarch
  • - Monarch's stint
  • - In conference, check rule
  • - Rule as sovereign
  • - Period of rule
  • - Do a queen's job
  • - Royal rule
  • - Period of the rule of a sovereign
  • - Restriction limiting head of Government's time in power
  • - King's tenure
  • - Emperor's tenure
  • - Good to be in control and rule
  • - Rule from base off Bering Sea
  • - Queen's rule
  • - Grand to be in control for time as ruler
  • - Monarch's period
  • - Sovereign's time in power
  • - Briefings don't include FBI's time in absolute control
  • - Queen's term
  • - Bad weather, we hear, as a rule
  • - Check about ending of gag rule
  • - What may stop cricket broadcast as a rule
  • - Rule westerly part of Tangiers
  • - a woman came up
  • - Time on throne in Niger precarious
  • - adam sandler drama,......over me
  • - Duration of monarchy
  • - Oversee a kingdom
  • - 62.5% turn back on time as Queen
  • - Control assumed by princeling ultimately?
  • - Portuguese king ultimately letting queen be in command
  • - Govern Niger badly
  • - power grid initially kept in check
  • - Not all foreigners possess power
  • - Head of Government in control for period in office
  • - Be monarch
  • - Period with first of Georges in control?
  • - Noise the rain makes in Niger?
  • - Hold sway in Niger with difficulty
  • - Hold royal office
  • - Predominate
  • - ...... of Terror
  • - The Who "Love, ...... O'er Me"
  • - Live like a king?
  • - Be lordly
  • - What kings do all day
  • - Time at the top
  • - Sit on a throne
  • - Royal sway
  • - Own the throne
  • - Niger (anag)
  • - Call all the shots
  • - Be supreme
  • - "...... in Blood" (landmark Slayer album)
  • - Take to the throne
  • - Ruling period
  • - Time on throne in Niger explosive
  • - Occupy a throne
  • - Time on the throne
  • - Be in power shower, by the sound of it
  • - Shower reportedly govern
  • - Predominance of downpours we're told
  • - Period for a king or queen
  • - Control wet weather report
  • - Period on the throne
  • - Time on throne in Niger unstable
  • - Dominate in wet weather report
  • - Govern in bad weather we hear
  • - Period showing king ultimately in control?
  • - Era of a dynasty
  • - E.g. alternating with king or queen in monarchy
  • - Dynastic duration
  • - Sit on the throne
  • - Check about key monarchy
  • - Hold power, as a monarch
  • - Era, perhaps
budge
  • - most of financial plan for move
  • - Change one's mind when parakeet's dropped one
  • - Pal, say, about to move
  • - Move in the slightest
  • - Caged bird one lost in move
  • - Stir created by incomplete financial plan
  • - Move resulting from golf in Cornish resort
  • - Move position
  • - Move, stir
  • - Dislodge or move
  • - Move most of allocated funds
  • - Slightly move, for example, one of those from the capital going all the way back
  • - Move when finances short
  • - Move a little bit
  • - Move good into Cornish town
  • - Move just a little
  • - Move one away from pet in cage
  • - Move a little
  • - Move at all
  • - Grand Slam winner of '38
  • - Move a tad
  • - Tennis champion of 1937–38.
  • - Move a bit
  • - Move slightly
  • - Barely move
  • - Move!
  • - move spending plan when clear of debt finally
  • - give a little in negotiations
  • - Old Donald could certainly shift around the court!
  • - AKA Frank Radford (Crawley)
  • - Shift slightly
  • - Yield slightly
  • - Cagebird's not half needed to shift
  • - Yield a bit
  • - Give, but stubbornly
  • - Give a little ground
  • - Stop being stubborn
  • - Slightly modify one's position
  • - Stir slightly
  • - Stop being obstinate
  • - Reconsider
  • - Tennis legend Don
  • - U.S. tennis champ: 1937
  • - Tennis champ, 1937–38
  • - Red-headed pro tennis star.
  • - U. S. tennis champion, 1937–38.
  • - Former tennis star
  • - Give in a little
  • - Compromise
  • - Shift
  • - Change one's opinion
  • - Give a little
  • - Stir
  • - Give way
  • - Yield
  • - Dislodge
  • - Stir created by No.11's action unending
  • - stir gallons in cornish town
goodwins
  • - sands, at sea, can provide gratifying gains
argue
  • - Have a debate
  • - Have a verbal dispute
  • - Press a point
  • - Present, as a case
  • - Present one side of, as a case to an appeals court
  • - Participate on a debate team
  • - Engage in a heated discussion
  • - Have a row?
  • - Have a dispute
  • - Have a spat
  • - Have a quarrel
  • - Have a tiff
  • - Engage in a tiff
  • - Have a war of words
  • - Defend a viewpoint
  • - Have a heated discussion
  • - State a case
  • - Wage a war of words
  • - Make a case (for)
  • - Make a case
  • - Row in a river with stick left out
  • - Pick a fight (with)
  • - Have a disagreement with some of the unpopular guests
  • - Present a case in court
  • - Counter a point
  • - Participate in a debate
  • - Do a lawyer's job
  • - Quarrel over a song
  • - Dispute, as a point
  • - Put up a fuss
  • - Plead a case
  • - Participate in a shouting match
  • - Engage in a dispute
  • - debate in a heated manner
  • - have a heated back-and-forth
  • - get into a disagreement
  • - discuss transporting a piano from prague
  • - discuss how to ship a piano from prague
  • - To have a verbal dispute
  • - Bicker (with)
  • - Fight verbally
  • - Present your case
  • - Engage in polemics
  • - Hash out differences
  • - What lawyers do.
  • - Spar (with)
  • - Present cases
  • - Not cede the point
  • - Make your case
  • - Go back and forth on an issue
  • - Give reasons for or against.
  • - Get into it, so to speak
  • - Get contentious
  • - Expostulate
  • - Discuss in court
  • - Debate, over album title
  • - Debate informally
  • - Be difficult
  • - Be belligerent, verbally
  • - Fall out
  • - Speak in court
  • - Take issue
  • - Indulge in forensics
  • - Logomachize
  • - Tangle with
  • - Protest
  • - Quibble
  • - Butt heads
  • - Fight
  • - Go at it
  • - Exchange words
  • - Reason
  • - Disagree heatedly
  • - Be disputatious
  • - Insist resistance cuts fever
  • - Quarrel
  • - Engage in bickering
  • - Bicker
  • - Debate
  • - Present in court
  • - Contend verbally
  • - Squabble
  • - Quarrel, row
  • - Take part in an exchange
  • - Make one's case in court
  • - Present reasons for or against
  • - Fight over what's hidden by unfamiliar guerrillas
  • - Exchange cross words
  • - Marguerita's partial to quarrel
  • - Debate or bicker
  • - Lock horns
  • - Engage in forensics
  • - Dispute
  • - Cross swords
  • - Declare area good in street in Paris
  • - Marguerite lost merit in debate
  • - Fit to hold boxer's last fight
  • - Make one's case
  • - Verbally disagree
  • - What court lawyers do
  • - Engage in debate
  • - Heatedly disagree
  • - Be disagreeable
  • - Press the point
  • - Plead one's case
  • - Debate, disagree
  • - Disagree loudly
  • - Debate, row
  • - Verbally spar
  • - Go nose-to-nose
  • - Spar verbally
  • - Plead in court
  • - Debate or disagree
  • - Popular guest admitting row
  • - Present one's case
  • - Debate to the extreme
  • - Debate in court
  • - Have it out verbally
  • - Have words
  • - Take issue (with)
  • - Wrangle
  • - Don't go quietly
  • - Disagree
  • - Quarrel, bicker
  • - Battle verbally
  • - Engaged in uproar, guests wrangle
  • - Put forth reasons for or against
  • - Thrash out
  • - State one's case
  • - Debate with
  • - Lock horns (with)
  • - Disagree vocally
  • - Take clashing sides
  • - Bandy words
  • - Stickle
  • - Debate heatedly
  • - Be contentious
  • - Disagree (with)
  • - Debate the pros and cons
  • - Object
  • - Contest
  • - Contend
  • - Quip, part 3
  • - Maintain
  • - Haggle
  • - Tell it to the judge
  • - row with some irregular guests
  • - row accepted by popular guests
  • - Give reasons for or against something
  • - american has regret about origin of growing quarrel
  • - row among irregular guests
  • - quarrel, discuss
  • - ...... to reason
insignia
  • - Latin sign I assume contains symbols associated with office
  • - Identifying symbol
  • - Status symbols?
  • - India replacing diamonds with symbol in badges of honour
  • - popular autograph given to one with a badge of office
  • - Badges or marks of office
  • - i give a sign and ian recognises my badges of office
  • - Emblem; badge; crest
  • - it's a sign i am to get in on these badges of office business
  • - I get new gains in marks
  • - In India, give autograph for daughter's badge
  • - Emblem for one fan finally getting autograph from India sides
  • - distinguishing badges
  • - Official emblem on a uniform
  • - Golden oak leaf, for a major
  • - Badge of authority
  • - Regalia
  • - Badge one gains in manoeuvres
  • - Emblem on a military uniform
  • - Distinguishing badge
  • - Trappings of office I gain unexpectedly after getting elected head of school
  • - One barber's pole in Ulster is a badge of honour
  • - Badges of office
  • - In pain GI's nicely holding up decoration
  • - Is gain in place of Mark?
  • - A fashionable American soldier's turned up, succeeding in getting badges
  • - At home, authorise first-class returns, getting badges
  • - Uniform marking
  • - Italy gains in strange badges
  • - Badge of office
  • - Pub holds soldiers back in the middle of sociable? It's a badge of honour!
  • - One in training's disrupted after leading pair go for badges
  • - Officer's emblem
  • - Shoulder patch, e.g.
  • - Pilot's wings, say
  • - Armpatch, e.g.
  • - Chevron, to Sarge
  • - Badges
  • - One star, two stars, etc.
  • - Military rank indicator
  • - .... badge
  • - Badge of honor
  • - Official emblem
  • - Emblem
  • - Badges of office or honour worn by dignitaries
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