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The —, weekly US magazine launched in 1925 by Harold Ross Crossword Clue

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The crossword clue "The —, weekly US magazine launched in 1925 by Harold Ross" made its most recent appearance in Mirror - Quiz Crossword Puzzle on December 20, 2016. We have identified one possible crossword answer to this clue.

The perfect crossword answer for the "The —, weekly US magazine launched in 1925 by Harold Ross" crossword clue is "NEWYORKER".

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