It's in the bucket | 22 |
"___ in the bucket" | 29 |
Just ___ in the bucket | 22 |
Not ___ eye in the house | 24 |
Not -- eye in the house | 23 |
Not ____ eye in the house | 25 |
"Not ___ eye ..." | 27 |
Newspaper inserts, e.g. | 23 |
Murals on a bus, perhaps | 24 |
Words from the sponsor | 22 |
Super Bowl highlights? | 22 |
Magazine revenue source | 23 |
Some spots before your eyes? | 28 |
Words from the sponsors | 23 |
Pitches between innings? | 24 |
Newspaper revenue source | 24 |
They're often classified | 28 |
Website revenue sources | 23 |
They may be classified | 22 |
Spots before your eyes? | 23 |
Madison Ave. creations | 22 |
Word with want or personal | 26 |
What Consumer Reports lacks | 27 |
Some Super Bowl highlights | 26 |
Some classified material | 24 |
Pop-up blockers block them | 26 |
Newspaper revenue sources | 25 |
Magazine income producers | 25 |
Madison Avenue offerings | 24 |
Internet pop-ups, e.g. | 22 |
Ins and outs of tennis | 22 |
Infomercials, essentially | 25 |
Candidates for Clio Awards | 26 |
Billboards, essentially | 23 |
Words from our sponsor | 22 |
Word with "want" | 26 |
Web site revenue sources | 24 |
TV station revenue sources | 26 |
TiVo users may skip them | 24 |
Things that pop up annoyingly | 29 |
They pop up here and there | 26 |
Spots in a Senate race, say | 27 |
Spots before your eyes | 22 |
Some Web site features | 22 |
Product pitches, briefly | 24 |
Pop-up blocker targets | 22 |
Newspaper income source | 23 |
Most newspaper circulars | 24 |
Money's money source | 24 |
Madison Avenue products | 23 |
DVR users often skip them | 25 |
Components of some campaigns | 28 |
Commercials, for example | 24 |
Back cover contents, often | 26 |
Announcements that sell | 23 |
YouTube video lead-ins, often | 29 |
YouTube video lead-ins | 22 |
YouTube revenue source | 22 |
You can zap them using TiVo | 27 |
What TV watchers often zap | 26 |
Web page "pop-ups" | 28 |
Want ___ (newspaper section) | 28 |
Used to promote concerts | 24 |
TV networks' sine qua non | 29 |
TV commercials, for example | 27 |
TV "clutter" | 22 |
TV ... want ... clutter | 23 |
TiVo users might skip them | 26 |
TiVo users bypass them | 22 |
They're on billboards | 25 |
They're often personal | 26 |
They pop up on screens | 22 |
They pop up now and then | 24 |
They often feature celebs | 25 |
They often adorn city buses | 27 |
They might be classified | 24 |
They may pop up on-line | 23 |
They may pop up nowadays | 24 |
They may blink on websites | 26 |
They may be flipped past | 24 |
They hope to sell things | 24 |
They frequently pop up | 22 |
They deliver a message | 22 |
They are often classified | 25 |
These are often classified | 26 |
Super Bowl Sunday highlights? | 29 |
Super Bowl revenue generators | 29 |
Super Bowl premieres, often | 27 |
Sun spots in Baltimore? | 23 |
Spots that can be pricey | 24 |
Spots before one's eyes? | 28 |
Sponsor's TV spots | 22 |
Source of paper profits? | 24 |
Some Yellow Pages entries | 25 |
Some spots before your eyes | 27 |
Some newspaper inserts | 22 |
Solicitations of sorts | 22 |
Sales stimulators, for short | 28 |
Sale notices, for short | 23 |
Product placements, e.g. | 24 |