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elect
  • - Give a seat to somebody who's standing
  • - Put across separately to get one standing a seat
  • - In preference choose to pick the head off
  • - Choose to start something shocking
  • - Back in flat, celebrating return
  • - vote in just some of the selected candidates
  • - Choose to give someone a seat
  • - some of the lecturers to choose by vote
  • - Vote in some uppity bankrupt celebrity
  • - Even deal deuce to choose representative
  • - Put in office that's top of the range starting off
  • - some of the college lecturers earmarked to take office
  • - chosen to succeed some of the lecturers
  • - Vote for English held in the Spanish court
  • - Scrape off receptacles and put in office
  • - The Spanish receives therapy to choose
  • - Put in a seat, perhaps
  • - send to washington, say
  • - send to a senate
  • - Give a seat to a clean sitter getting rid of a strain
  • - The lecturer has to make a choice
  • - some of the college lecturers due to take up office
  • - give the most votes to
  • - choose to take part in the lecture
  • - To choose
  • - Yet to be installed, as a politician
  • - Send to the White House
  • - Send to the statehouse
  • - To-be, in politics
  • - Send to Washington
  • - Send to office
  • - Send to city hall
  • - Put in an office
  • - Yet to be sworn in, as a politician
  • - Word in October ads
  • - What some people who swear they aren't trolling want to do to Donald Trump
  • - Suffix often seen in December
  • - Send to the Senate
  • - Put in, in a way
  • - Put in the White House
  • - Put in a position of power
  • - Not yet in office
  • - Make an in
  • - Give seats to
  • - Put in power
  • - Install in an office
  • - Give power to
  • - Decide (to)
  • - Give seat to European in the Spanish court
  • - Vote in
  • - "To-be-soon" ender
  • - People chosen in climate lectures
  • - Chosen people in SAGE lectured
  • - Give a seat to
  • - Put in office
  • - Choose (to)
  • - Send to the Hill
  • - Choose to serve
  • - Chosen people in science lectures
  • - Pick, in November
  • - Send to the Capitol
  • - Send to the House, say
  • - Chosen people, in trouble, lectured
  • - Selectors to drop Ross or give him the seat?
  • - People chosen, European, in the Spanish court
  • - Opt (to)
  • - Chosen people seen in these lectures
  • - Chosen people in science lecture
  • - Be a majority voter
  • - Vote in the Spanish on European court
  • - Send to the Senate, say
  • - Word whose meaning remains unchanged when an 's' is added to the front
  • - Put in a seat?
  • - Send to the Hill, say
  • - Word in political ads
  • - Choose to put up with the Left rather than the Right
  • - Determine in favor of
  • - Vote into office, as a leader
  • - Chosen by votes, but not yet installed
  • - Choose cream
  • - Give the most votes, as a candidate
  • - the chosen beginning of a power source
  • - Preferred a specific part of one lecture
  • - vote for but appoint no leader
  • - Chosen college lecturer retained
  • - suffix often seen after campaigns are over
  • - campaign poster imperative
  • - Fall ad verb
  • - Choose ends like every captain and toss initially?
  • - imperative on banners
  • - choose, as a candidate
  • - Rhyming synonym of 'select'
  • - Choose for public office
  • - pick out; add an "s" for a synonym
  • - verb on many campaign signs
  • - Cast one's vote for
  • - choose from selection
  • - put into a chamber
  • - Physics subj.
  • - Word on a campaign button
  • - Pick via polls
  • - Chosen but not yet installed
  • - Decide upon
  • - Choose democratically
  • - Campaigner's verb
  • - Take, as a nonrequired course
  • - Put on a board
  • - Occasional suffix on political titles
  • - Word on political pins
  • - Vote into political office
  • - Supporter's political sign word
  • - Super Tuesday word
  • - Fall bumper sticker word
  • - Exercise an option
  • - Choose, as a nonrequired course
  • - Choose by a vote
  • - Bumper sticker word, perhaps
  • - Worthiest group
  • - Word on political posters
  • - Word on many posters
  • - Word on a lawn sign
  • - Take, as a course
  • - Provide a seat for
  • - President-...... (term for an incoming president who has not yet been inaugurated)
  • - Political bumper sticker word
  • - November verb
  • - Not yet inaugurated
  • - Mayor- or Governor-......
  • - Make into the leader of the free world, say
  • - Make an officer, maybe
  • - Haut monde
  • - Governor or mayor follower
  • - Given preference
  • - Give a majority of the vote
  • - End a race
  • - Choose, as a PM
  • - Choose representatives
  • - Choose from a slate
  • - Choose for political office
  • - Campaign sign directive
  • - Campaign ad verb
  • - Awaiting induction
  • - Approve for office installation
  • - Appoint democratically
  • - Choice(Used today)
  • - Put into power
  • - Exclusive group of people
  • - Word on a campaign poster
  • - Campaign-button word
  • - Campaign word.
  • - Decide
  • - Put into office
  • - Choose, as a senator
  • - Vote into office
  • - Pick at the polls
  • - Pick via ballot
  • - Choose by ballot
  • - People chosen among Oxbridge lecturers
  • - Campaign sign verb
  • - Verb on a campaign button
  • - Campaign sign word
  • - Campaign button verb
  • - Verb on a campaign poster
  • - Campaign poster word
  • - Vote into office people chosen
  • - Chosen people — some deselected!
  • - Put into office with patois from police state
  • - It means 'choose' with or without a starting S
  • - Opt for some science lectures
  • - Choose for office
  • - Choose politically
  • - Pick by ballot
  • - Word after president or governor
  • - Choose, as a governor
  • - Vote into office and pick leader off
  • - Choose for an office
  • - Make a president
  • - Office-seeker's verb
  • - Choose a president
  • - Some free lectures for chosen people
  • - Governor or senator follower
  • - Word on many campaign stickers
  • - Vote into power
  • - Partly free lectures for chosen people
  • - Campaign ad word
  • - Put into a seat
  • - Give a seat
  • - Choose at the polls
  • - November lawn sign verb
  • - Choose formally
  • - Choose new bracelet, not needing female support
  • - Current cut off from Rhode Island, city awaiting power
  • - Return from the Spanish refurbishment, etc.
  • - Choose by majority vote
math
  • - Topologist's specialty
  • - Subject covered in "Schoolhouse Rock"
  • - S.A.T. part
  • - Rain Man's forte
  • - Part of Jr.'s homework
  • - Part of an S.A.T.
  • - One of the R's, synonymously
  • - Number-cruncher's specialty
  • - Number-cruncher's forte
  • - Lewis Carroll's field
  • - John Nash's specialty in "A Beautiful Mind"
  • - Hunting field
  • - Geometrician's specialty
  • - Combinatorics expert's major
  • - Class that's "hard," according to a talking Barbie doll
  • - Archimedes's forte
  • - Algebra's area
  • - "...... is hard, let's go shopping"
  • - S.A.T. section
  • - The 'M' in STEM, briefly
  • - Statistician's skill
  • - Prime time in education?
  • - Euler's forte
  • - It's filled with problems
  • - Fermat's forte
  • - What tour accountant better be good at
  • - What's nothing but problems?
  • - Planes are studied in it
  • - H.S. subject
  • - subject of debate as to whether or not it's a science
  • - Number cruncher's skill
  • - Will Hunting's expertise in "Good Will Hunting"
  • - Trig or algebra, e.g.
  • - The subject with the stuff you have to add and stuff
  • - Summer school subject?
  • - Subject with trig questions
  • - Subject with signs and sines
  • - Subject with many products?
  • - Subject with lots of problems
  • - Subject with a lot of problems
  • - Subject that presents lots of problems
  • - Subject that includes game theory
  • - Subject that includes addition and subtraction
  • - Subject of anxiety?
  • - Subject of a Manhattan museum near Madison Square Park whose entrance door handles are shaped like the letter pi
  • - Subject area that includes algebra and calculus
  • - Standardized test topic
  • - Science subject, for short
  • - Schoolroom subj.
  • - School subject, for short
  • - School subject where you'd learn about fractions
  • - School subject that has its pluses and minuses
  • - School subject involving numbers
  • - SAT section involving numbers
  • - SAT or ACT section
  • - Precalc, e.g.
  • - Possible coll. major
  • - One section of the SAT
  • - Numbered course?
  • - Non-verbal section of the SAT
  • - Non-verbal SAT section
  • - Multiplying, e.g.
  • - Mean course?
  • - M.I.T. essential
  • - It sometimes has roots and logs
  • - It presents problems
  • - It has roots and many branches
  • - It has many functions
  • - It can be as easy as 1-2-3
  • - Hindu monastical order
  • - Hindu monastery
  • - High school course: Colloq.
  • - Geometry, e.g.
  • - Geometry or trigonometry, for example
  • - Geom. or algebra
  • - Figuring
  • - Figure this!
  • - Field with figures and models
  • - Field with bases
  • - Educ. course
  • - Course with some big dividends?
  • - Course with numbers
  • - Course with many problems
  • - Course with many functions
  • - Course with fractions
  • - Course requiring calculations
  • - Calculus, for example
  • - Calculator work
  • - Arithmetic or geometry
  • - Arithmetic or algebra, for example
  • - Archimedes area
  • - An order of Hindu monks
  • - Algebra or geometry, for example
  • - Algebra or arithmetic
  • - Alg. or trig.
  • - Addition, e.g.
  • - Addition after "after"
  • - Adding and such
  • - Activity with operations
  • - A. Einstein specialty
  • - "You do the ......!"
  • - "The queen of sciences": Gauss
  • - "New" school subject
  • - "Do the ......" ("You figure it out")
  • - Calculus, e.g.
  • - Engineering subj.
  • - Test section
  • - Grade school subject
  • - School study.
  • - Additional work?
  • - Science subj.
  • - High school requirement
  • - Coll. course
  • - Summer activity.
  • - Field for Fields
  • - Calc. or trig
  • - Trig or calc
  • - Trig, calc, etc
  • - Field for operators?
  • - SAT section
  • - Subject where you may be graded on a curve?
  • - Proving field?
  • - Algebra and such
  • - Algebra or trig
  • - Sum work?
  • - Field with figures
  • - Course with logs
  • - Work with planes, maybe
  • - It has its pluses and minuses
  • - Trig or algebra
  • - Course with lots of problems
  • - Part of STEM
  • - Adding and subtracting
  • - School subject with numbers
  • - Course examining roots
  • - Education basic
  • - School course
  • - Trig, e.g
  • - Trig, calc et al
  • - Course where kids check products?
  • - Area area?
  • - Course with squares and cubes
  • - Subject that gives students problems
  • - Algebra, e.g
  • - Summer class?
  • - Class with many problems
  • - Trig is a branch of it
  • - Course for problem solvers
  • - 'It was my understanding that there would be no ......' (Chase 'SNL' line)
  • - University department, for short
  • - It presents many problems
  • - Subject with pluses and minuses
  • - Class with problems
  • - SAT portion
  • - Arithmetic
  • - College department
  • - Important school subject
  • - Class that may give you problems
  • - SAT component
  • - One problem after another?
  • - SAT subject
  • - Class of / numbers?
  • - Course with ratios
  • - Where to go off on a tangent?
  • - Subject with fractions
  • - Natural sci
  • - High school department
  • - It takes figuring
  • - Quadratics, e.g
  • - It all adds up if you do it correctly
  • - Geometry or algebra
  • - Putnam Competition subject
  • - Zero-sum pursuit, at times?
  • - Field with roots and logs
  • - Class that presents lots of problems
  • - Subject that gives students lots of problems
  • - It has its plusses and minuses
  • - College major
  • - Class with numbers
  • - Class with word problems
  • - Problematic course?
  • - Addition or subtraction, e.g.
  • - Addition or subtraction
  • - Manchester Orchestra "Simple ......"
  • - King Crimson slang genre of rock
  • - Trig, algebra, etc.
  • - Geometry or trig
  • - It has roots and branches
  • - 91-Down section
  • - Calculations.
  • - School subj.
  • - School subject: Abbr.
  • - School subject.
  • - High school class
  • - High school subj
  • - Sch. subject
  • - Figures
  • - Theme of this puzzle
  • - Do the ....
  • - High school subject
  • - School subject with fractions
  • - School subject [short]
  • - subject for calculating people
  • - School subject where you might graph an equation
  • - Subject where you learn long division
  • - Class that studies addition and subtraction
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