Crossword Clue: Consumer advocate
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Consumer advocate"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Consumer advocate"
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- 1972 biography subtitled "The People's Lawyer"
- 1996 Green Party candidate for President
- 1996 Green Party candidate
- 2000 candidate
- 2000 presidential also-ran
- 2000 presidential aspirant
- 2000 presidential candidate
- 2000 presidential contender
- 2000 recount figure
- 2004 candidate Ralph
- 2004 candidate
- 2008 also-ran
- 2008 runner
- '60s activists __'s Raiders
- "An Unreasonable Man" subject
- A TV portrayer of Ellery Queen
- Arch-consumerist
- Ardent "consumerist"
- Ardent consumerist
- Activist Ralph
- Activist who had Raiders
- Activist with Raiders
- Actor George
- Actor George of "Away All Boats"
- Advocate Ralph
- Advocate-turned-presidential candidate Ralph
- Author of "Unsafe at Any Speed"
- Auto-safety crusader
- Auto-safety man
- Also-ran in '04
- Also ran in 2000
- Also-ran in 2000
- Also-ran of 2000
- Also-ran of 2004
- Four-time presidential candidate
- Famed consumerist
- His eye is on the wallow in big business
- D.C. gadfly
- Dealer's devil?
- Center for Auto Safety co-founder
- "Dynasty" actor Michael
- Frequent presidential candidate Ralph
- Green candidate for president, 1996
- Green candidate of 2000
- Green choice in 2000
- Green man
- Green man of 2000
- Green man?
- Early touter of air bags
- Green Party candidate of 1996
- Green Party figure
- Green Party presidential candidate
- Green Party V.I.P.
- Greens keeper?
- Horowitz contemporary
- Gadfly in Washington
- Consumer activist
- Consumer advocate
- Consumer advocate and former presidential candidate Ralph
- Consumer-advocate Ralph
- Consumer advocate Ralph
- Consumer-cause eader
- Consumer champion
- Consumer crusader
- Consumer protection advocate Ralph
- Consumer spokesman
- Consumer V.I.P.
- Consumerist Ralph
- Consumerist
- Consumer's advocate
- Consumers' advocate
- Consumers' amicus curiae
- Consumers' champion
- Consumers' "eye"
- Consumer's friend
- Consumers' protector
- Consumers' spearhead
- Ellery Queen portrayer on TV: 1958-59
- Corvair critic
- George of filmdom
- Five-time Presidential also-ran
- Five-time Presidential candidate
- Environmental activist Ralph
- "Civic Arousal" author
- "Crashing the Party" author, 2002
- "Crashing the Party" author
- He ran against Bush in 2000
- Critical Mass Energy Project founder
- Candidate of 2000
- Candidate of 2004
- Candidate trailing Bush and Gore
- Crusader at D.C.
- Crusader for consumers
- Car critic Ralph
- Car quality crusader
- Independent candidate Ralph
- He's all for the consumer!
- Former Green Party candidate Ralph
- Former Green Party candidate
- Founder of the advocacy group Public Citizen
- Man of many causes
- Noted consumerist
- Noted critic of corporations
- Public Citizen co-founder
- Public Citizen cofounder Ralph
- Public Citizen cofounder
- Public Citizen founder Ralph
- Public Citizen founder
- Public defender, in a way
- Noted third party candidate
- Public Interest Research Group founder
- "The Good Fight" writer
- Quadrennial presidential candidate Ralph
- ''The Lemon Book'' co-author
- Winner of 2.7% of the 2000 presidential vote
- Subject of the 2006 documentary "An Unreasonable Man"
- Subject of the 2007 documentary "An Unreasonable Man"
- Subject of the documentary "An Unreasonable Man"
- Subject of the film "An Unreasonable Man"
- Raider name
- Raider Ralph
- Raiders' chief
- LaDuke was his vice presidential running mate in 1996 and 2000
- Political activist whose followers are called "Raiders"
- Ralph __, consumer advocate
- Ralph of D.C.
- Ralph of the Green Party
- Ralph or George
- Ralph who bashed the Corvair
- Ralph who criticized the Corvair
- Ralph who is a government watchdog
- Ralph who ran in 2000
- Ralph who rapped the Corvair
- Ralph who wrote "Only the Super-Rich Can Save Us!"
- Ralph who wrote "The Good Fight"
- Ralph who wrote "Unsafe at Any Speed"
- Ralph with 'Raiders'
- Politician blamed by some for Gore's defeat in 2000
- Politician inducted into the Automotive Hall of Fame
- Politico Ralph
- Receiver of 84,165 votes in Michigan in 2000
- Recipient of 400,000 votes in 2004
- Reformer Ralph
- Perennial '90s-'00s presidential candidate
- Perennial presidential candidate Ralph
- No. 1 Raider
- Washington watchdog
- Surname on 2004 ballots
- Two-time Green Party candidate
- Well-known Ralph
- Third in 2000
- Third-party candidate of 2000
- Third-place finisher in 2000, 2004 and 2008
- Third-place finisher in 2004 and 2008
- Three-time U.S. presidential candidate
- "Unsafe at Any Speed" author
- 'Unsafe at Any Speed' author
- "Unsafe at Any Speed" author Ralph
- ''Unsafe at Any Speed'' author
- 'Unsafe at Any Speed' writer
Recent Usage of Consumer advocate in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Consumer advocate in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Newsday - Aug. 31, 2013
- USA Today Archive - Sept. 10, 1998
- New York Times - Jan. 25, 1992
- New York Times - Aug. 14, 1990
- New York Times - May 18, 1990
- New York Times - Nov. 11, 1989
- New York Times - May 7, 1988
- New York Times - April 23, 1988
- New York Times - July 16, 1987
- New York Times - Dec. 26, 1986
- New York Times - May 7, 1986
- New York Times - Jan. 14, 1986
- New York Times - March 11, 1985
- New York Times - Nov. 25, 1984
- New York Times - Jan. 12, 1984
- New York Times - Dec. 29, 1981
- New York Times - Sept. 28, 1981
- New York Times - April 30, 1976
