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• State's chief exec.
• States confidently
• States differently
• States emphatically
• States firmly
• States for certain
• States for the record
• States formally, in law
• States: Fr.
• States frankly
• State's fundraising game
• States further
• ___ States (group that includes Bulgaria)
• States in detail
• States, in France
• States in Monopoly, e.g.
• States, in Montreal
• States in Quebec
• States, in Savoie
• States, in Sedan
• States, in St. Lo
• States man?
• ___ states (Middle America, mockingly)
• States north of Nebraska
• States north of Nebraska, with "the
• States of anger
• States of bliss
• States of change
• States of chaos
• States of commotion
• States of confusion
• States of dudgeon
• States of elation
• States of euphoria
• States of excitement
• States of France
• States of friendliness
• States of gaiety and fun
• States of happiness
• States of high dudgeon
• States of lawlessness and disorder
• States of madness
• States of merriment
• States of mind
• States of need: Var.
• States of nonexistence
• States of oblivion
• States of pique
• States of prolonged unconsciousness
• States of readiness
• States of rest
• States of suspension
• States of torpor
• States of unconsciousness
• States of unreason
• States of wrath
• States on a game board, e.g.: Abbr.
• States on a Monopoly board, e.g.
• States one's case
• States openly
• States or Pacific, in Monopoly: Abbr.
• States over and over
• States overseas
• States peremptorily
• States plainly
• States positively
• States sans proof
• State's second-in-command (abbr.)
• States strongly
• States to be the case
• States to be true
• States to be worth
• States, to Céline
• States, to Hollande
• States, to Mitterrand
• States, to Sartre
• States, to Stéphanie
• States, to the French
• States unashamedly
• States unequivocally
• States what was observed
• States with authority
• States with certainty
• States with confidence
• States with conviction
• States with force
• States without proof
• Stateside
• Stateside Ltd.
• Stateside season
• Statesman?
• Statesman Abba
• Statesman Adenauer
• Statesman and author
• Statesman and victim of Henry VIII.
• Statesman Arafat
• Statesman Barak
• Statesman Benes
• Statesman Benjamin who said: "There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics
• Statesman Blakeney
• Statesman born 2/12/1809 whose surname can precede the starts of four long puzzle answers
• Statesman called The Elder
• Statesman Cordell ___
• Statesman Doria seen in an idealistic vision?
• Statesman Douglas-Home
• Statesman dubbed "the Censor
• Statesman during the Six-Day War
• Statesman Eban
• Statesman Edward (also known as Ted) who, at the time of his death in 2009, was the fourth-longest-serving senator in US history
• Statesman Elihu ___
• Statesman financier Baruch
• Statesman from Connecticut
• Statesman from Plains
• Statesman Hammarskjöld
• Statesman Hammarskjold
• Statesman Henry
• Statesman Henry ___: 1850-1924
• Statesman Henry Cabot ___
• Statesman Hiss
• Statesman Hull: 1871–1955
• Statesman in a Warhol series
• Statesman John Foster ________
• Statesman Kefauver
• Statesman Kissinger
• Statesman known as "The Great Compromiser
• Statesman known popularly as Panditji, or "Scholar
• Statesman Motilal ___ of India
• Statesman named Elihu.
• Statesman of India
• Statesman on a 100-yuan note
• Statesman or garden
• __ statesman (retired politician)
• Statesman Root
• Statesman Rusk
• Statesman Sharon
• Statesman slain by the Brigata Rossa: 1978
• Statesman Stanfield
• Statesman Stevenson
• Statesman Syngman and family
• Statesman to visit U. S.
• Statesman Vance
• ___ statesman (veteran politician)
• Statesman who achieved German unification
• Statesman who sought Carthage's destruction
• Statesman who westernized Japan
• Statesman who will be 71 on Oct. 14.
• Statesman who worked with Dutch
• Stateswoman Golda
• Statewide call, maybe