L.B.J.'s first Supreme Court appointee Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% FORTAS L.B.J.'s first Supreme Court appointee (6)
95% ALITO 2006 Supreme Court appointee (5) The Atlantic May 31, 2026
75% JUSTICE Supreme Court appointee (7) Commuter Dec 21, 2023
72% ELENA Kagan of the Supreme Court (5) LA Times Daily Jun 24, 2026
72% DAVIDSOUTER Bush 43 Court appointee (11) Newsday May 31, 2026
72% RUTH Bill's first Supreme Court appointee (4)
72% WARREN Eisenhower's first Supreme Court appointee (6)
69% ACCT S&L ID (4) Newsday Jun 21, 2026
69% CDS S&L offerings (3) Newsday Jun 18, 2026
69% ATM S&L amenity (3) Newsday May 27, 2026
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