Crossword Clue: Five to ten, e.g.
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- 1953 to 1957.
- __ insurance
- __ paper: school composition
- __ paper
- ___ insurance
- ___ limit
- ___ limits (election issue)
- ___ limits
- ___ paper (high school assignment)
- ___ paper (long report written by a student)
- ___ paper (long written assignment for a student)
- ___ paper (major school assignment)
- Barack Obama won one
- A new one starts in September.
- A U.S. senator's is six years
- Academic calendar division
- Academic period
- Academic session
- Bit of jargon
- Four years at 1600, e.g.
- Four years, for a president
- Four years for a U.S. president
- Four years, for a US president
- Four years, for a U.S. president
- Four years, for presidents
- Four years, for the president
- Four years, in some cases
- Four years in the White House
- Four years, maybe
- Four years, perhaps
- Hill stint
- Dub
- Insurance policy datum
- Insurance policy specification
- Insurance type
- Grand Central: Abbr.
- Duration of contract
- Duration of office
- Duration
- Full-___ (at least 37 weeks pregnant)
- Full gestation period
- Full gestation
- Educational period
- Condition
- Bring to ___
- Describe as
- Designation
- Con's time
- Elected period
- Contract clause
- Contract condition
- Contract definition
- Contract detail
- Contract part
- Contract period
- Contract proviso
- Contract specification
- Contract stipulation
- Contract's effective period
- Contractual detail
- House stretch
- Choate session
- Item on a contract
- Bush had just one
- Course of record contract
- Course
- Five to ten, e.g.
- Five years, for the U.N. secretary general
- Division of a school year
- Division of the school year
- Call
- Jail sentence
- Clause in a contract
- January 20 onward.
- Candlemas or Michaelmas
- Glossary entry
- Glossary item
- Glossary part
- Glossary unit
- In-office time
- Jimmy Carter had one
- In the long ___ (over a lengthy period)
- Cure "A Short ___ Effect"
- Incumbency
- Expression
- Carter had one
- Judge's determination
- College period
- College semester
- College session
- Sentence
- Not whole, as life insurance
- Stint
- Stint in office
- Stipulation
- Service period
- Van Buren had but one
- Set length of time
- Sextet in the Senate
- Oval Office period
- Stretch before giving birth
- Stretch for criminals or politicians
- Stretch in a seat
- Stretch in Congress
- Stretch in office
- Stretch in the Senate
- Stretch in the womb
- Stretch
- Kind of insurance
- Kind of life insurance
- Kind of loan or paper
- Kind of paper
- The four years of a U.S. president
- William Henry Harrison's was just one month
- Quarter or semester
- Something to serve
- Subject of some limits
- Limit — school time
- Limit setter
- Limited period of time
- Office length
- Office period
- Office unit?
- Short-___ memory
- Trimester, e.g.
- Trimester
- Political period
- Political stretch
- Name
- Part of a school year
- Part of a semester
- Part of a settlement agreement
- Politician's time
- Polk had one
- Part of the school year
- Long-___ commitment
- Long-___ memory
- Long-___ project
- Long-___ solution
- Record contract course
- Relative of a semester
- Period for a prisoner or president
- Period in office
- Period of contract
- Period of office
- Period of service
- Period of tenure
- Period of time
- Period with limits
- Period
- Length
- Length of a sentence
- Length of office
- Length of sentence
- Nine-month pregnancy
- Presidential duration
- Presidential period
- Presidential run
- Presidential run?
- Presidential stint
- Presidential time
- President's four years, e.g.
- President's run
- One year, for Miss America
- One's years in office
- Lexicographer's study
- Prison ___
- Prison sentence
- Prisoner's concern
- Prisoner's sentence
- Prisoner's stretch
- Life, for a Supreme Court justice
- Life, for one
- Life insurance category
- Life insurance option
- Life is a bad one
- Life is a long one
- Phrase
- Phrase.
- Word.
- Word for something
- Word for word?
- Span of time
- Two, four or six years, say
- Word
- Two semesters
- Two years, for a representative on Capitol Hill
- Two years, for a U.S. House member
- Two years, for a US representative
- Two years in the House
- Syllogism part
- Type of insurance
- Type of life insurance
- Type of paper
- Six years for a Senator.
- Six years, for a senator
- Six years, for a US senator
- Six years, for a U.S. senator
- Six years, for Bentsen
- Six years for Senators.
- Six years, for senators
- Six years, for U.S. senators
- Six years in D.C., maybe
- Six years in the Senate
- Six years, perhaps
- School division
- School half-semester
- School period
- School segment
- School semester
- School session
- School time
- School unit
- School year division
- School-year division
- What it's called
- Time between inaugurations
- Time for a senator or student
- Time in a seat
- Time in office
- Time period
- Time served
- Time spent in a seat
- Time spent in an office
- Time spent in office
- Time spent in one's seat
- Time that a seat is held
- Timespan
- What to call it
- What-you-may-call-it?
- What-you-may-call-it
- Whatchamacallit?
- Section of a school year
- Semester, e.g.
- Semester or quarter
- Semester
- Semester's relative
- Tenure of office
- Tenure
- Senate six years
- Senate stint
- Senate stretch
- Senatorial stretch
- Senator's six years, say
- Senator's six years
- Senator's stretch
- Social studies word
Recent Usage of Five to ten, e.g. in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - May 21, 2003
