Case who co-founded AOL Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% STEVE Case who co-founded AOL (5)
3% MSN AOL rival (3) Eugene Sheffer Apr 18, 2026
3% AMY Poehler who co-founded the Upright Citizens Brigade (3) LA Times Daily Apr 2, 2026
2% SHEATH Case for a blade (6) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic May 3, 2026
2% STRAUSS Levi ___ & Co. (7) TV May 3, 2026
2% TAN Sin/cos (3) New York Times Apr 30, 2026
2% CDS Jewel case items (3) LA Times Daily Apr 29, 2026
2% BASED Founded (5) (5) Mirror Quick Apr 28, 2026
2% DAN ___ Levy who co-created "Schitt's Creek" (3)
2% MADONNA "Queen of Pop" and singer of "Like a Prayer" who co-founded the record label, Maverick Records (7)
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