Crossword Clue: Series on a ski slope
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- Bill from a computer company?
- Bill in Washington?
- BILL-ionaire?
- Bill of Microsoft
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- BILLionaire?
- Billionaire Bill — openers
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- Author of "The Poor Little Rich Girl"
- Airport areas
- Airport boarding areas
- Airport choices
- Airport components
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- Airport exits
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- Hinged entrances
- Frequent swingers?
- Holes in the wall?
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- Passes through a fence?
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- Posts for some security guards
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- Microsoft co-founder
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- Pearly ___
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- Pearly entrance?
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- One of Washington's generals.
- Philanthropist Bill or Melinda
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Recent Usage of Series on a ski slope in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - July 27, 2005
