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Other crossword clues for answer "PRES"

PRES
Feb. honoree
Air Force One VIP
C.E.O.
Chief exec
Kingpin, for short
BHO, e.g.
I have nothing but respect for MINE #95D #abbr
POTUS part, briefly
P.M. counterpart
Bam, e.g.
Barry, e.g.
Big shot, for short
Motorcade VIP
Lester Young's nickname
U. V.I.P.
C. in C.
Top exec.
U.S. leader
LBJ or RMN, e.g.
32 Across, for one
Elizabeth Marvel's role in "Homeland": Abbr.
Saint-Germain-des-_____ (Parisian home to the École des Beaux Arts)
N.S.C. bigwig
Highest-up?: Abbr.
LBJ or JFK
Oval Office occupant, briefly
Corp. exec
Corp. honcho
CEO, often
Clinton's off.
FDR or JFK
DC VIP
Corp. VIP
HST or RMN
POTUS part
FDR or DDE
Bush, briefly
W., until January 20, 2009
D.C. heavyweight
Electoral Coll. pick
Company VIP
Cleveland, e.g.: Abbr.
JFK, for one
Bd. leader
Bush, e.g.: Abbr.
Madison, once: Abbr.
JFK or LBJ
Title for the first names of 20-, 34-, 42- and 56-Across: Abbr.
JFK, but not LAX
D.C. title
One of 43 in the U.S.
White House VIP
Co. VIP
Wash. title
GWB, for one
Board mtg. exec
JFK but not SFO
The "P" in POTUS: Abbr.
CEO, at times
Corp. officer
Chief executive: Abbr.
Presidential title: Abbr.
Board mem., usually
CIC
GWB, e.g.
TR or JFK
41 Across, for short
MVB or JKP
Corporate VIP
Part of POTUS
36 Down, for one
Barack Obama's title: Abbr.
Head of the co.
White House resident: Abbr.
Corp. bigwig
Oval Office title: Abbr.
CEO of the USA
Bush, Clinton or Obama: Abbr.
Boss on Air Force One: Abbr.
W, formerly
Possible other title for a CEO
G.W., at first
Corp. leader
JQA or MVB
Tense in grammar: Abbr.
JQA or FDR
Air Force One passenger: Abbr.
U. bigwig
First Lady's man: Abbr.
Marine One passenger: Abbr.
One who makes appointments to the SCOTUS
Near: French.
Conant's title: Abbr.
Griswold's office at Yale: Abbr.
Stassen's title: Abbr.
Chief officer: Abbr.
Near: Fr.
Short for H. S. T.
Officer: Abbr.
Official: Abbr.
Executive title: Abbr.
Headman: Abbr.
Company chief: Abbr.
High officer: Abbr.
Executive: Abbr.
J. F. K.'s title: Abbr.
Chief: Abbr.
Coveted title: Abbr.
Man at the top: Abbr.
Washington, in 1789: Abbr.
Exec. off.
French form of 18 Down.
Exec.
Exec. officer.
Theodor White subj.
V.I.P.
Certain exec.
Co. executive
Near, in France
U.S.A. leader
J.E.C.
J.F.K. was one
J.E.C., for instance
J.E.C.'s title
G. W. was our first
Org. head
V.I.P. at D.C.
Ans. to a roll call
D.D.E. or H.S.T.
Top man in D.C.
V.P.'s boss
Corp. head
Near, in Nice
R.W.R., e.g.
America's CINC
G.R.F. was one
R.W.R. is one
R.W.R. was one
Fraternity V.I.P.
G W was one
G.H.W.B., e.g.
F.D.R. was one
H.S.T. or D.D.E.
White House abbr.
Clinton, e.g.: Abbr.
H.S.T. was one
Nov. electee
Johnson or Johnson: Abbr.
Firm head: Abbr.
Penn. Ave. resident
Member of a board of dirs.
Motorcade V.I.P.: Abbr.
Article II subj.
Firm boss: Abbr.
J.F.K. or Dubya
Board member: Abbr.
Alternative to Meth. or Luth.
Firm wheel: Abbr.
White House occupant: Abbr.
Certain tense: Abbr.
Roosevelt, Wilson, Carter or Obama: Abbr.
Three-term title for 22-Across: Abbr.
One aboard Marine One: Abbr.
Secret Service's charge: Abbr.
Univ. bigwig
Part of Potus: Abbr.
U.S. 1?
R.M.N. or L.B.J.
V.I.P. above veep
W or O, e.g.
Co. honcho
Lester Young of bop
Veep's superior
Below the CEO, perhaps
The "P" of POTUS, for short
Corporate exec
Lester Young sobriquet
56 Down for short
Lester Young's sobriquet
Oval Office worker: abbr.
Veep's running mate, once
Might also be CEO
A country's CEO, often
U.S. C-in-C
Co. boss
POTUS part (Abbr.)
Job title abbr.
C___in___C
HST, e.g.
D. C. honcho
Chmn.'s cousin
W., in 2001
A.G. appointer
What only three sitting sens. have become