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Publisher Funk of Funk and Wagnalls
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Publisher Henry
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Publisher Henry and romance novelist Victoria
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Publisher Henry slowing down?
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Publisher in a robe, familiarly
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Publisher known as "Father Time
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Publisher Murdoch
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Publisher __ Nast
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Publisher nicknamed ''Father Time''
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Publisher Ochs
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Publisher of a 19th-century periodical for women
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Publisher of a noted men's mag
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Publisher of a World Leaders online directory
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Publisher of American Hunter magazine, for short
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Publisher of American Rifleman
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Publisher of Batman and Superman: 2 wds.
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Publisher of cooked books?
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Publisher of Cosmopolitan and Esquire
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Publisher of Cosmopolitan and Good Housekeeping
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Publisher of "Elle" and "O
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Publisher of "enRoute
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Publisher of Esquire
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Publisher of GAMES Magazine
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Publisher of "Green Lantern" and "Wonder Woman": 2 wds.
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Publisher of "Gumbo" yearbooks
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Publisher of "Happy Tails" stories
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Publisher of Indian Gourmet magazine?
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Publisher of "Iron Man" comics
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Publisher of Life
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Publisher of Mad
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Publisher of Modern Maturity
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Publisher of Redbook
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Publisher of romance novels
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Publisher of Shooting Illustrated, for short
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Publisher of Spider-Man and X-Men comics
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Publisher of "Tennis" magazine
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Publisher of the fictional New York Inquirer
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Publisher of the magazine America's 1st Freedom, for short
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Publisher of the Metal Gear video game series
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Publisher of the most widely read magazine in the U.S.
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Publisher of The New Yorker
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Publisher of the old All-True Detective Cases comic books
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Publisher of the "Plane Sense" guidebook
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Publisher of Updike's Rabbit Angstrom series
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Publisher of Vogue and Allure
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Publisher of world-nation maps
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Publisher of World of Work mag.
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Publisher of "X-Men" comics
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Publisher of Zoom-Zoom magazine
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Publisher often seen in PJs
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Publisher owned by Random House
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Publisher portrayed by Welles
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Publisher Pulitzer
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Publisher seen wearing a captain's hat and a bathrobe
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Publisher that bought the rights to Webster's dictionary
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Publisher wearing p.j.'s
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Publisher Whitelaw
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Publisher Whitelaw ___ (1837–1912)
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Publisher who inspired "Citizen Kane
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Publisher who was the inspiration for "Citizen Kane
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Publisher whose Boeing 727 was named Capitalist Tool
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Publisher whose second and third children were born 35 years apart
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Publisher with a borzoi logo
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Publisher with a canine logo
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Publisher with a castle
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Publisher with a subspecies of rabbit named for him
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Publisher Zuckerman's book about weapons negotiations?
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Publisher/journalist who gave a 2010 TED Talk titled "Why the World Needs WikiLeaks": 2 wds.
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Publishers
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Publisher's 13-digit ID
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Publisher's abbr.
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Publisher's announcement
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Publisher's article
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Publisher's bet: 1976
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Publisher's blunder
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Publisher's booboo
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Publisher's concern
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Publisher's concern: Abbr.
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Publisher's department
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Publishers, e.g.
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Publisher's employee
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Publisher's entreaty
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Publishers' expo
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Publisher's goal
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Publishers' headaches
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Publishers Henry and Clare
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Publishers' hirees: Abbr.
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Publishers' hirees, for short
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Publisher's ID
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Publisher's imprint
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Publisher's nickname
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Publisher's notice
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Publishers org.
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Publishers' output
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Publisher's payment
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Publisher's pile: Abbr.
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Publisher's product.
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Publisher's product lines
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Publisher's roster
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Publisher's staff for short
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Publishes
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Publishing
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Publishing abbr.
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Publishing and television, e.g.
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Publishing bloopers
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Publishing brand
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Publishing crime
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Publishing debut of 1851, with "The
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Publishing editions
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Publishing employee
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Publishing execs
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Publishing family
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Publishing firm bought by Houghton Mifflin
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Publishing formats for Shakespeare
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Publishing genre for youthful readers that's NOT funny?
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Publishing giant
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Publishing hirees, for short
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Publishing house employee
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Publishing-house group
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Publishing house hiree
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Publishing house that's a div. of Penguin
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Publishing house with a borzoi logo
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Publishing houses and such
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Publishing icon, familiarly
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Publishing icon who started off as a copy editor for Esquire, familiarly
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Publishing ID
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Publishing ID often found above a UPC
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Publishing IDs
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Publishing magnate who got his start at Esquire
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Publishing magnate with a famous mansion, familiarly
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Publishing magnate Zuckerman
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Publishing mistakes
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Publishing mogul, for short
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Publishing name
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Publishing or country music partner of McGraw
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Publishing partner of Farrar and Straus
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Publishing partner of Rinehart and Winston
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Publishing person
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Publishing power player Sonny
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Publishing quickly, say
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Publishing sensation of 1958
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Publishing tasks
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Publishing tycoon or CBC Radio host
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Publishing VIP
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Publishing VIPs
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Publishing workers who improve authors' manuscripts: Abbr.
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Pubmates
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Pubs