First Labor P.M. to win consecutive terms Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% BLAIR First Labor P.M. to win consecutive terms (5)
81% INAROW Consecutively (6) Thomas Joseph Sep 3, 2026
74% TOIL Labor (4) USA Today Aug 15, 2026
67% SERF Feudal laborer (4) Wall Street Journal Sep 14, 2026
67% PABST The "P" of PBR (5) USA Today Sep 13, 2026
67% PER The "P" of BPM (3) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Sep 13, 2026
67% SCAB Labor pain? (4) New York Times Sep 12, 2026
67% ANTS Farm laborers? (4) Universal Sep 4, 2026
67% SERFS Feudal laborers (5) Newsday Sep 1, 2026
67% UNIONREP Labor party (8) Newsday Aug 29, 2026
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