US bank oddly lied to recruit First Lady - Crossword Clue

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EPIC
  1. a long narrative poem telling of a hero's deeds
  2. constituting or having to do with or suggestive of a literary epic; "epic tradition"
  3. very imposing or impressive; surpassing the ordinary (especially in size or scale); "an epic voyage"; "of heroic proportions"; "heroic sculpture"

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"Ben-Hur," e.g.
"Ben-Hur," for one
"Beowulf," e.g.
"Beowulf," for one
"Cleopatra," for one
"Gandhi," for one
"Iliad" or "Aeneid," e.g.
"Lawrence of Arabia," for
"Paradise Lost," e.g.
"The Divine Comedy," for
"The Lord of the Rings,"
"The Ten Commandments," f
"Titanic," e.g.
"Ulysses," for one
"War and Peace," e.g.
10 perhaps, a constant in The City
Absorbed by first item, missing fourth item
Ambitious in scope
Anthony Mann's "The Fall
Apparently good to be in 18 community? That's great
Awesome
Awesome, in slang
Big movie - not entirely dramatic, I perceive, after being upset
Big production
Big story
Bigger than big
Black-and-white picture captures a legend
Blockbuster
Cast-of-thousands
Cast-of-thousands film
Cast-of-thousands movie
Centre of spreading illness cleared? Awesome
Colossal
Colossal, filmwise
DeMille output
DeMille production, e.g.
DeMille-type film
Eastern prince in odd places — that's a long story
European Commission accepts irrational tale of heroism
Extensive spread of disease? Not the same
Grand
Grand in scale
Grand piano, one in church, returned
Grand, as an adventure
Grand-scale
Grander than grand
Great and exciting performance influencing current leaders
Grist for DeMille?
Hero's tale
Heroic
Heroic and long
Heroic poem
Heroic saga
Heroic subject having to give way to English
Heroic tale
Heroic tale from The Pickwick Papers
Heroic tale of half perhaps fleeing outbreak
Homer's "Iliad," e.g.
Homeric genre
Hours-long film, perhaps
Huge
Huge in scope
Huge online artwork?
Impressive
Impressive City holding quiet Inter at the start
Impressive digital photograph?
Impressive eastern prince seen occasionally
Impressive list of ingredients not about to rise
Impressive online photo?
Impressive photograph online?
Impressive programme's ending with short film
Impressive record leads to impressive career
It might have a lot of ex
Key picture is very impressive
Kind of proportions
Large-scale
Large-scale electronic image?
Large-scale film downloaded to computer?
Larger than life
Larger-than-life
Like
Like "Paradise Lost"
Like "Star Wars"
Like many a DeMille film
Like some battles
Like some proportions
Like some struggles
Like the "Iliad" and "Ody
Long adventure film
Long and impressive European film
Long film showing in the pictures
Long heroic poem
Long lead for electric current must be plugged into computer
Long narrative poem
Long poem
Long poem - awesome!
Long story
Long tale
Long, narrative poem
Magnificent
Majestic
Majestic European prince appearing regularly
Majestic poem
Many a Cecil B. De Mille
Many a DeMille film
Many a miniseries
Many a sword-and-sandals
Massive
Michener's "Centennial,"
Mighty impressive record in charge
Monumental
Movie best seen on a wide
Multigenerational story
Nice grocer's offloading water on a huge scale
No short story
Note picture is a very long film, perhaps
Of sweeping proportions
On a grand scale
Photo on Net? Impressive!
Quite a story
Quite a tale
Saga
See 4
Some recipes from the east of impressive proportions
Spectacular electronic illustration?
Start of exciting film, a blockbuster
Starts off every poem in collection in style of Homer
Stupendous
Surpassing the ordinary
Sweeping
Sweeping story
Sword-and-sandal flick
Take clothes off to portray heroic tale
The "Iliad" or "Odyssey"
The "Odyssey" or "Beowulf
The Odyssey, for instance
To paint without tips is impressive
Vast
Very large group of nations - very good to get involved
Very long online movie?
Very long shot by European
Very long work

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