Crossword Clue: Slate of affairs?
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Slate of affairs?"
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- An ideologue might have one
- A chair usually has one
- Big to-do, maybe?
- Ax to grind
- Axes to grind
- Board meeting outline
- Board of directors meeting plan
- Committee's concern
- Committee's program
- Chair plan
- Chairman's concern
- Chairman's list
- Chairman's need
- Chairman's paper
- Chairperson's concern
- Chairperson's itemized outline
- Chairperson's list
- Chairperson's need
- Chairperson's plan
- Chair's concern
- Chair's document
- Chair's list
- Conference need
- Guide for a chair
- It may be filled with bullets
- It may be hidden
- It may be on the table, or hidden
- It may form the outline for a meeting's minutes
- It might be hidden
- Handout from a chair
- Items for discussion
- Itinerary
- Business at hand
- Business meeting outline
- It's listed in minutes
- It's recorded in minutes
- It's sometimes found in minutes
- It's usually copied in minutes
- Docket
- Club secretary's concern
- Formal plan for a meeting
- Set of political issues
- Set of priorities
- Topics for a meeting
- Outline for a business meeting
- Outline of a sort
- Tour to-do list
- Plan for a chair
- Plan for a meeting
- Plan for the meeting
- Plan of action
- Plan of attack
- Plan of procedure
- Plan
- Planned schedule
- Sheet at a meeting
- Something a chair has
- Something hidden, perhaps
- Something set in a meeting
- Sometimes it's hidden
- Sometimes they're hidden
- Paper presented at a conference
- Lineup
- List at a meeting
- List for a meeting
- List of business
- List of chores
- List of items for discussion at a meeting
- List of items to be discussed at a meeting
- List of items to be discussed
- List of jobs
- List of talking points
- List of tasks
- List of things to be done
- List of things to discuss
- List of things to do
- List of topics for a meeting
- List of topics
- List on a legal pad, perhaps
- List
- Meeting guide
- Meeting handout
- Meeting items, collectively
- Meeting itinerary
- Meeting list
- Meeting matters
- Meeting notes
- Meeting outline
- Meeting paper
- Meeting plan
- Meeting reading
- Meeting reference
- Meeting schedule
- Meeting slate
- Meeting staple
- Meeting to-do list
- Meeting's to-do list
- Part of convention planning
- Party objectives
- Party planner's concern?
- One is usually set by a chair
- Minutes at a meeting
- Program for a committee
- Program list
- Program
- Programme
- Order of business at a meeting
- Order of business for a meeting
- Order of business
- Order of the day
- Order of the day?
- Work list
- Thing broken down in minutes
- Work to do
- Type of to-do list
- Things to address
- Things to be done
- Things to do
- Things to talk about
- Things up for discussion
- Ulterior motive
- Schedule at a meeting
- Schedule
- What a chair covers
- What a chair may hold
- What a chair might provide
- What a chair needs
- What a chair should cover?
- Underlying motive
- Underlying motives
- Slate of affairs?
- Slate
- Task list
- What to do
- What will be done
- What's in store
- To-be-covered list
- "To do" list
- To do list
- To-do list
- "To do today" list
- Steering committee's creation
Recent Usage of Slate of affairs? in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - April 2, 2004