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End of the Old Testament e Electronic device for detecting presence of specified compounds English used with advantage to crystallise good news English painter of 'Flatford Mill' Executioner of 22-Across Extravagance Eric ___, Google C.E.O. beginning in 2001 EIsa or Sylvester Executive assistant Executive assistant English borough Epic novel symbolized by the ends of 17- and 29-Across Eisenhower's favorite author -- Edwards, vaudeville performer and film actor (1883-1965) Early Hebrew prophet English poet Tate "Eva Luna" author Eastern European rye beer European capital, 1940-44 England supporter offers misplaced help in goal Ex-Cardinal star Equip with lots of bells and whistles Equip with lots of bells and whistles Exhausted Exhausted Exhausted model portrayed going around party, backwards Eastern index depends on England Expressing one's viewpoint Expressing thoughts Expressing views Expressing one's view Elastic Elastic Elastic Elastic. 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England, to Caesar East ___ (Norfolk and Suffolk's locale) East ___ (Norfolk and Suffolk's locale) Eastern part of England English town on the Avon. Early printer 'Eureka!' ''Eureka!'' Eureka! The setter's got sex appeal! Emigrations Endearment Extremely merry jerk outside is telling tales Eventful order to bank concerning principal in debt Event leading to war Excessive on reflection, a Merc flying is caught by it? Excessive wealth Ex-capital of China (1936). Escalator Escalator, essentially Excluded. Excluded Excluded from a place Excuse for rule-breaking that might be endorsed by grammar police? Each month husband anticipates club perhaps rejecting old-fashioned coins Every sled run is different? Absolutely Egrets' kin live there Earlier cases Epithet Embers receptacle Elicit Elicit Entities Entities Easy, awfully, to stop when obsession departs, according to proverb Emcee, at times English at Wimbledon English at Wimbledon, perhaps English on a tennis ball English at Wimbledon English in tennis English of a sort English creator English in tennis Extremely servile Emaciated Emaciated Emaciated Extremely thin Extremely thin Emaciated condition in lank lads treated by doctor Enormous book, so to speak *Extremely retro food regimen? *Extremely retro food regimen? *Extremely retro food regimen? Enumerates Explosive device — what mine host might call a failure? Ensure door can't swing open when you drive round the bend Exchanged notes in Vogue, almost fairly racy Esteemed Esteemed Expressed discontent Emotionally burned out Exhausted Electron transfer process, often Electron-transferring process English or Welsh purebred Extended talk drawing in callers to slag off dog Enters traffic Enters a freeway Entrance gets changed on the outside, having different colours Encountering difficulty Education's goal. Emperor Nero's wife Elixir of life: Hinduism. 'Everything a Motorhome Should Be' is the slogan of this US brand Event in which bulls are driven through streets to a bullring Easily dispersed colloid Early name for a Christian Equilateral figure Equilateral figure Equilateral parallelogram Equilateral parallelogram with oblique angles. Equilateral parallelogram. Equilateral figure Equilateral parallelogram Equilateral parallelogram Equilateral parallelogram Equilateral figure Early warning sign for one of those that can go to blazes perhaps in the capital Extremely thin young fashion model Energetic and spirited Early encyclopedist credited with coining "Home is where the heart is" Early encyclopedist credited with coining 'Home is where the heart is' Extremely sour Ethiopian emperor Emperor broadcast very strange lies describing one foolish European Emperor of Ethiopia, 1891-1975 Extraordinary achievement (from French) Elvis Presley feature Extravagant quiff Excavating machine English winger who won 76 caps between 1946 and 1958 Early 2000s attorney general E. I. tree. East Indian tree '-- Easy', 1935 film titled 'Men of the Sea' in USA English group with hit 'Heart and Soul' in 1987 Ecclesiastical surplice "Essay on the Principle of Population" penner Thomas Economist who wrote on population trends Economist who wrote "An Essay on the Principle of Population," 1798 Economist who wrote 'An Essay on the Principle of Population' Event in Jesus' life English dramatist. Early queen of Georgia. English playwright depicting Greek character and notorious Roman one English dramatist, author of the farce 'Dandy Dick' Early European duchy. Elsa's home. English Heritage property near Rushton in Northamptonshire English physicist, founder of famous institution. Elizabeth II. Essay by Robert Louis Stevenson "Ed Sullivan Show" mouse ___ Gigio 'Ed Sullivan Show' character ___ Gigio Entities Entities Entities Entities Euphoric Eldest daughter of King Lear. Exultant Eldest of three daughters Eldest of King Lear's daughters in the Shakespeare play Eastwood's "A __ of Dollars" Eastwood's "A __ of Dollars" English essayist (1861–1922) Elizabethan knight Explorer to adapt particular bike supporting weight English courtier, navigator and poet, 1552-1618 Exonerating unruly children of the 1970s English military camp near London. Exams for advanced study, briefly Eastern state capital. Eastern capital. Exams for MBA hopefuls Exams required by Wharton Exams for aspiring MBAs Exams for aspiring MBAs E-mail status