Newspaper describing the French as 'immutable' Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% TIMELESS Newspaper describing the French as 'immutable' (8)
5% DAILYMIRROR Newspaper (5,6) (11) Mirror Quick Jan 5, 2026
5% RAG Newspaper (3) The Telegraph Quick Dec 21, 2025
5% PAGES Newspaper's papers (5) Newsday Dec 17, 2025
5% INSERT Leaflet in a newspaper (6) Newsday Dec 1, 2025
5% SETINSTONE Immutable (10)
5% ETERNAL Immutable (7)
5% ETERNALLY Immutably. (9)
4% EDITOR Newspaper boss (6) (6) The Sun Mini Jan 6, 2026
4% EDS Op-___ (newspaper pieces) (3) New York Times Jan 5, 2026
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