- CASES
- Examples
- Mason's workload
- Some smartphone accessories
- Drew challenges?
- Lawyers' work
- Legal work
- Get down to __
- Brew-lover's buys
- Bulk beer buys
- Detective's load
- Docket listings
- Checks out the floor plan of, say
- Lawyer's load
- Jobs for Poirot
- Perry Mason's workload
- Checks out carefully
- FBI investigations
- Looks over larcenously
- Detective's duties
- Checks out
- Heard things
- Reconnoiters
- Jobs for Perry Mason
- Court calendar
- Social worker's backlog
- They're heard in court
- Quantity buys
- Beer buys
- Mason's jobs
- Prepares for a job?
- Beer units
- Bulk buys
- Social worker's load
- Violin holders
- Court happenings
- Docket load
- Brewery shipments
- They're tried in court
- Grammarian's concerns
- Lawyer's backlog
- Material for "Suits"
- Docket backlog
- Suits in court
- Wine sale units
- Checks out the joint
- Examples, for example
- Docket items
- Sheathes
- Brewski purchases
- Detective jobs
- Instances
- Legal jobs
- Wholesale quantities
- Beer quantities
- Jobs for an attorney
- Matters
- Police files
- Mason's work
- Jobs for gumshoes
- Brewski buys
- Law-firm work
- Attorney's workload
- Law school studies
- Wholesale buys
- Detective's assignments
- Jobs for detectives
- Judge's workload
- Colas in quantity
- Assignments for detectives
- Docket list
- For-instances
- Jobs for a detective
- Detective's jobs
- Lawyer's assignments
- Checks out, in a way
- Beer purchases
- Reconnoiters, as for a burglary
- Circumstances alter ___.—T. C. Haliburton.
- Actions in law.
- Type boxes.
- Lawsuits.
- Packing boxes.
- Particular instances.
- Receptacles.
- Problems.
- Boxes, crates, etc.
- Mr. Queen's problems.
- Situations.
- Francis and Clifford.
- Senators from New Jersey and South Dakota.
- Jobs for attorneys.
- Frameworks for stairs.
- Questions; problems.
- Sets of circumstances.
- Special situations.
- Mason's concern.
- Nominative and objective.
- Boxes.
- Court items.
- Containers.
- Lawyers' staple
- Looks over: Colloq.
- Lawyers' concerns
- Medical patients
- Surveys, as a joint
- Upper and lower
- Court matters involving Ibsen woman
- Ablative and genitive
- Detectives' concerns
- Gives the once-over
- Warehouse contents
- Barrister's bread and butter
- Warehouse sights
- Work for F. Lee Bailey
- Upper and lower items
- Ablative and dative, e.g.
- Lawyers' needs
- Sizes up for a heist
- Stack in a liquor store
- Checks cagily
- Looks the joint over
- Pomanders
- Containers larger than six-packs
- Mason work
- Gardner's stories
- Detectives' work
- Units of beer
- Brewery output
- Perry Mason stories
- Sheaths
- Lots of lager
- Beer delivery
- Viola holders
- Suits
- Buys for brew lovers
- Legal precedents
- Patients, to doctors
- Assignments for Sam Spade
- Social worker's workload
- Detective work
- Spade work?
- Cold ones haven't been cracked
- Lawyer's workload
- Boxes of 12
- Work for doctors, lawyers and detectives
- Concerns for a linguist
- Beer pong tournament needs
- Wapner's workload
- Crates
- Guitar homes
- Detectives might be on them
- D.A.'s workload
- Distillery units
- They're on the docket
- Checks out, as a joint
- Public defender's workload
- Lots and lots of lager
- Realities
- Work for Holmes or Mason
- Lots and lots of beer
- Court matters
- Docket fill
- Lawyers' loads
- Boston Legal matters
- Court events
- Detective's workload
- Big beer buys
- Guitar holders
- Projects for lawyers
- Lawyers' jobs
- Judge's assignments
- Large wine orders
- Private eye's jobs
- Lawyers take them on
- What epidemiologists and detectives study
- Attorney's load
- Papers holders
- Perry Mason tales
- Checks out, slyly
- Examines for crime potential
- Lawyers' undertakings
- Judge Judy segments
- Winery shipments
- Social workers' assignments
- Social workers' concerns
- Cellphone protectors
- Trombone holders
- In most ___ . . .
- Detectives are assigned them
- Jobs for Sherlock
- Marlowe's workload
- Legal units
- Docket entries
- Work for gumshoes
- Docket listing
- Brewers' units
- Docket makeup
