Letter E 50500–50750

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Exam for a future J.D. Exam for a future attorney Exam for a future attorney: Abbr. Exam for a future atty. Exam for a future cross-examiner, for short Exam for a future judge Exam for a future public defender, for short Exam for a poli sci major Exam for a poli-sci major Exam for a prospective atty. Exam for a wannabe A.D.A. Exam for a wannabe D.A. Exam for a wannabe atty. Exam for a would-be D.A. Exam for a would-be atty. Exam for an ABA hopeful Exam for an aspiring D.A. Exam for an aspiring Esq. Exam for an aspiring J.D. Exam for an aspiring Marcia Clark Exam for an aspiring atty. Exam for an atty.-to-be Exam for aspiring DAs Exam for aspiring attys. Exam for attys.-to-be Exam for future ABA members Exam for future D.A.s Exam for future J.D.'s Exam for future attorneys Exam for future attorneys: Abbr. Exam for future attys. Exam for future bar takers: Abbr. Exam for many a college sr. Exam for prospective Howard Law students: Abbr. Exam for some coll. seniors Exam for some poli-sci majors Exam for wannabe attorneys Exam for would- be attys. Exam for would-be attorneys: Abbr. Exam for would-be atty. Exam for would-be attys Exam given four times a year Exam in "Legally Blonde" Exam in an ABA member's past Exam including logical reasoning: Abbr. Exam inits. Exam on which Elle Woods got a 179 in "Legally Blonde" Exam on which Elle Woods scored a 179 Exam on which Elle Woods scores a 179 Exam once taken by John Grisham Exam scored between 120 and 180 Exam taken before the bar, often: Abbr. Exam taken by Barack Obama in the late '80s Exam taken by Elle Woods in "Legally Blonde" Exam taken by aspiring judges Exam taken in "Legally Blonde" Exam taken in Alsatia? Exam that Rebel Wilson once passed Exam that assesses logical reasoning (Abbr.) Exam that measures reasoning ability, for short Exam that once required fingerprint identification, for short Exam that's 50% logical reasoning: Abbr. Exam whose highest possible score is 180, for short Exam whose median score is 150 Exam whose reading sect. had a Borges passage when I took it Exam with a 35-minute timed essay, in brief Exam with a logic games section Exam with a logical reasoning section: Abbr. Exam with a max score of 180 Exam with a maximum possible score of 180 Exam with a minimum score of 120 Exam with a perfect score of 180 Exam with a reading comprehension sect. Exam with a reading comprehension section, for short Exam with a score range of 120 to 180 Exam with a section known as "Logic Games," for short Exam with an "arguments" section Exam with an analytical reasoning section: Abbr. Exam with an unscored section Exam with analytical reasoning questions Exam with logic games, briefly Exam with logic games, in brief Exam with logic games: Abbr. Exam with logic questions, for short Exam with logical and analytical reasoning sections: Abbr. Exam with logical reasoning sections (Abbr.) Exam with scores ranging from 120-180 Exam with sections known as "arguments," for short Exam with six 35-minute sections Exam with two logical reasoning sections: Abbr. Exam with two logical reasoning sects. Exam with two unscored sections: abbr. Exam. for advanced schooling Examination requiring arguing exam Attorney Abbr. after an name exam Atty. degree exam in legally blonde for short Early law school exams Exams before some postgrad. studies Exams for aspiring D.A.'s Exams for aspiring J.D.s Exams for aspiring attorneys, in brief Exams for aspiring attorneys: Abbr. Exams for aspiring attys. Exams for aspiring clerks, in brief Exams for aspiring judges Exams for aspiring judges, briefly Exams for attorney-wannabes (abbr.) Exams for attorneys-to-be Exams for atty. wannabes Exams for attys.-to-be Exams for future D.A.'s Exams for future J.D.'s Exams for future attorneys Exams for future attorneys (Abbr.) Exams for future attys. Exams for future litigators, briefly Exams for legal wannabes, for short Exams for some college seniors: Abbr. Exams for some future clerks: Abbr. Exams for some srs. Exams for students potentially most interested in this puzzle's theme, in brief Exams for wannabe J.D.s Exams for wannabe constitutional scholars: Abbr. Exams for would-be attorneys Exams for would-be attys. Exams offered four times a year, for short Exams offered four times a yr. Exams required by ABA-approved schools Exams taken before civ pro Exams taken by Elle Woods and her Harvard classmates in "Legally Blonde": Abbr. Exams that dropped the dreaded "Logic Games" section this year Exams that include logic games, for short Exams with Analytical Reasoning sections, for short Exams with a "Logic Games" section, for some reason Exams with a max. score of 180 Exams with a perfect score of 180 (abbr.) Exams with a reading comprehension section Exams with analytical reasoning parts: Abbr. Exams with five 35-minute sections Exams with logical reasoning sections Exams with written samples: Abbr. "Easy Rider" drug Eng. monetary units, formerly Eng. money, formerly England's money, for short. English money initials English money, Latin style. English money. English money: Abbr. Ergot-derived hallucinogen Ergotamine derivative popular in the '60s Experimental alcoholism treatment of the past Event where many people see things Electronic-circuit tech. Exercises in which the body forms a right angle Exercises where only your hands are on the ground E.T.O. amphibian E.T.O. carrier E.T.O. craft E.T.O. transport E.T.O. vehicles "(Every Time I Turn Around) Back in Love Again" band EMI Group, e.g.: Abbr. End for an organisation's name End of many a co. name Eng. Inc. English "Inc." English corp. letters Equivalent of "Inc." in the U.K. English abbreviations, counterparts of Inc. Erstwhile Fords E or G, e.g.: Abbr. E-mail predecessor: Abbr. Env. encl. Env. enclosure Env. filler Env. item Envelope enclosure: Abbr. Epistle (abbr.) Email ancestors: Abbr. Env. inserts English majors take them EMT supervisors Ens.'s superiors Edible green head Event known for tropical buffets in Hawaii Elaborate feast Event for roast pig Event on the lanai Event that might serve chicken long rice Event with hula and huli-huli chicken Event with ukulele entertainment Ewa Beach party Exotic feast. Events where the dessert haupia is served Events with pigs and poke Events with roast pigs Engine need 'Enterprise' captain Jean- -- Picard Enforcer Brasi of "The Godfather" Early Italian Renaissance painter Andrea ___ Ex-NBAer Jerry who cowrote "The Memory Book" Ex-Senator from Illinois. Emmy recordholder Emmy winner Susan Emmy winner on her 19th try Emmy-less Susan Emmy-winner (finally!) Susan Erica Kane portrayer Erica Kane portrayer Susan English alfalfa. European lake with the Bay of Uri