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Things done. Transactions. Things done: Lat. Transactions: Lat. Things done Transactions They're found within minutes They're found within minutes Temper tantrum result Tailor's target Trickler down one's cheek Trickler down one's cheek Type of drop The apostrophe in :'-( That is, in Latin That is (Latin) That is to say, spelled out That is for Caesar? "That is," to Caesar That is, for Romans That is That is Latinized "To paraphrase ... " That is, for Ovid That is (Latin) That is, Latinized "That is," in Latin That is, to Tiberius That is: Latin That is, to Caesar That is, to Titus "That is," in 41-Across That is, in Latin That is, for Octavian That is, written in Latin That is, classically That is, to Tiberius That is, to Brutus "That is," to Caesar That is, to Caesar "That is" That is To be specific, to Brutus That is (Latin phrase) That is, to Cicero That is (Lat.) That is, in Latin That is: Lat. 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"There never was a good" one, according to Franklin "The Chocolate __": classic young-adult novel "The Hurt Locker" backdrop Tolstoy opener Tolstoy title word Tedious card game Type of horse Tug-of-___ (contest of strength) Total destruction. Tolstoy's subject. Tolstoy topic. Trojan or Crimean "The ___ of the Worlds": Wells Trojan or Civil follower Tug of ___ TV's "Love and ___" Type of paint "The Red Badge of Courage" topic Tolstoy subject Tolstoy topic "The blood-red blossom of ___ ...": Tennyson "The child of Pride," according to Jonathan Swift "The trade of kings": Dryden "That mad game the world so loves to play," to Jonathan Swift The second "W" of W.W. II "This means ___!" Topic for Sun Tzu Tolstoy title start "The Cisco Kid" band "This means _____!" Ten years' or hundred years' event "The ___ of the Roses" Type of paint or party "This means ___!" Tolstoy title word Type of paint Tolstoy topic Tolstoy title start