The Justice Dept. broke it up in 1982 Telecom giant Telecom co. Telecom giant Telecom giant Telecommunications inits. Trying person, for short Trying person, for short T, on the NYSE T, on the NYSE Take a bad, long look T-Mobile competitor: Abbr Trial fig Trial fig Today's 20-somethings, as a group Tufts rival "Turning promise into practice" insurer Travelers company since 1996 Travelers alternative "Turning promise into practice" insurer Travelers' rival Talc-to-diamond scale Talc-to-diamond hardness scale inventor Talc-to-diamond scale Talc-to-diamond hardness scale inventor Topaz = 8, to him The enemy Those you oppose Those who clash Them, to us They aren't with you They're not on your side Them They aren't behind you Them, to us "Them" The Blue and the Gray, say The other side? Them, to us They aren't with you They're not on your side Them They aren't behind you They're not on the same page "Them" They don't get along The enemy They're against you The bad guys The other team Traditional battlers Those opposed The Blue and the Gray, once They're against each other They're not for you The North and the South, in the Civil War They're not on your side Two-Face and the Riddler, to Batman The Jedi and the Sith, e.g. The other side The opposing team Them, to us They're not on your side Two-Face and the Riddler, to Batman "Them" The Blue and the Gray The North and South, in the Civil War They're not on your side Them, to us They're on the other side "Them" The Hatfields and the McCoys, e.g. The Hatfields, to the McCoys The Jedi and the Sith, e.g The other side The Hatfields and the McCoys, e.g The Hatfields, to the McCoys Traditional battlers They aren't behind you They're not on the same page They're not on the same page The other guys Those opposed Those opposed Track-meet accessory Target weapon Troop is told to carry weapon Type of gun TY may follow it Texting counterpart of "TY" "Thx" counterpart "Thx" preceder TY may follow it TY's text counterpart TY may follow it Texting counterpart of 'ty' Tactful text intro 'Thx' counterpart Take a siesta Time out? Time out? "___ that knits up the ravell'd sleave of care": Macbeth Term not found in the West Pt. mission statement Term not found in the West Pt. mission statement Two-striper, for one: Abbr. Three-striper, e.g.: Abbr. Type of officer: Abbr. Three-striper, e.g.: Abbr. Two or three chevron wearer: Abbr. Two- or three-striper, briefly Top kick, for one: Abbr. Two- or three-striper, for short Trig, e.g. T.Sgt., e.g. Technical sgt., e.g. Take a nap The arms of Morpheus "The best cure for insomnia is to get a lot of ___" (W.C. Fields quote) "To __: perchance to dream": Hamlet "The best meditation," per the Dalai Lama Take a 47 Across Take a nap "The brother of death," according to Homer "To ___: perchance to dream": Hamlet "___-Tite" (song from "The Pajama Game") "The universal vanquisher."—Sophocles. The only thing people like that's good for them: E. M. Howe. "The City of ___," Kipling poem The arms of Morpheus To Milton it was "dewy-feathered" "The sweetest gift of heaven": Virgil "To ___—perchance to dream": Hamlet Time out? "Talking in Your ___" (The Romantics) Take a nap Take a nap Take a siesta Time out? Type of nerve or artery Type of nerve or artery Take a nap Take a nap "That's what __ service!" The Beatles' "___ Your Name" Take a siesta "To __: perchance to dream": Hamlet 'That's what -- service!' 'The sweetest gift of heaven' (Virgil) ''... that knits up the ravell'd sleeve of care'' (Macbeth) Take a nap "Twilight" fan, probably "Twilight" reader, probably Take a snooze 12-to-20 gap-filler Typical mall rat Twixt 12 and 20 Take a snooze Typical driver's ed student Take a nap, say Typical college freshman Typical "Belieber" Take a nap To be in the arms of Morpheus Twixt 12 and 20 "The O.C." viewer, usually Take a nap, say Typical first date Typical "Hunger Games" trilogy reader Typical "Twilight" fan Twixt 12 and 20 TV's Sabrina, for one "That '70s Show" extra They're native to Havana, say The comics' Luann or Jughead, e.g. Typical driver education student Tiger Beat reader "The O.C." viewer, usually Typical first date Typical "Hunger Games" trilogy reader Typical "Twilight" fan Typical Popstar! reader "The Hunger Games" extra Typical MTV viewer Typical mall rat Typical new driver Typical promgoer Typical high-schooler Typical 10th-grader Typical high schooler Typical "Hunger Games" fan Typical driving student Typical texter Traditional rebel Typical Archie Comics character Typical Hunger Games fan Tiger Beat reader, most likely Trend follower, often Typical Elle Girl reader Termination for cardinal numbers. Termination of certain numbers. Ten and: Suffix. Twixt 12 and 20 Thing babies do eventually This follows four or six Ten and: Suffix Two-speaker audio system Two-speaker sound system 'Twixt 12 and 20 Two speaker setup Tiger Beat alternative Telephone pioneer. Tea producer "The Pearl of the Indian Ocean" Trincomalee's country "Teardrop of India" ''The Pearl of the Indian Ocean'' Talent Talent Talent. Talent Talent The — (Trollope) They may be snowy They remove ticks from cattle They may be snowy Types of herons Tests that cost $47 Three-part exams (abbr.) Trials for srs. They have a math component Tests for srs. They now have an essay component, briefly They have a math component Tests for srs. They now have an essay component, briefly Tests in three parts They're usually taken on weekends They no longer include analogies They're scored on a scale from 600 to 2400 Their scores may accompany transcripts Their scores may be on transcripts They have 225-min. 34-Downs They're taken in high sch. Their maximum scores are 1600 Topics for Kaplan 800 things? Tests for srs. and jrs. Tests for srs. Tests for srs. Their maximum scores are 1600