| Roman statesman called "the Censor |
| Stiff or unemotional |
| Agreement between states |
| Corestates Center, for one |
| Sorbonne states |
| Anglo-Saxon estates |
| Japanese elder statesman |
| A People's History of the United States" writer Howard |
| States of nonexistence |
| Dutch statesman Hugo |
| A revolution is not a dinner party" statesman |
| Gulf States prince |
| Feudal estates |
| Haughty, unemotional woman |
| Abbr. covering various things |
| Emotional shock |
| Statesman who sought Carthage's destruction |
| Slave on Anglo-Saxon estates |
| Affect emotionally |
| Conclude emotionally |
| Alaska, compared to other states |
| Emotionally removed |
| Ache, emotionally |
| Emotional outbursts |
| Highly emotional |
| Animal life of various regions |
| Separator of states |
| Emotionally crushed |
| Emotionally detached |
| Emotionally complicated, as a breakup |