Crossword Clue: Modern Maturity grp.
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- 40 million-member org. founded in 1958
- 50-and-over gp.
- 50-and-over group: Abbr.
- 50-and-over group
- 50-and-over org.
- 50-and-over organization: Abbr.
- 50-and-over organization
- 50-and-up gp.
- 50-and-up group
- 50-and-up grp.
- 50-and-up org.
- 50+ group
- 50-or-better org.
- 50 or more people?
- 50+ org.
- 50+ organization
- 50-year-old group for people 50 or older
- __ The Magazine (formerly Modern Maturity)
- "__ The Magazine" (high circulation monthly)
- __ The Magazine
- ___ The Magazine (bimonthly with 35+ million readers)
- ___ The Magazine, formerly known as Modern Maturity
- ___ The Magazine (formerly Modern Maturity)
- ___ The Magazine (highest-circulating magazine in the U.S.)
- Active-brain advocate
- Bestower of the Movies for Grownups Awards
- Big D.C. lobby
- Assoc. for aging rockers?
- Big mailer to the over-50 crowd
- Advocacy gp. for boomers
- Advocacy group for seniors
- Advocate for seniors
- Advocate for srs.
- Advocate for the 50-and-over crowd
- Boomer advocacy group
- Boomer advocacy grp.
- Boomer advocate
- Boomers are swelling its ranks
- Boomer's gp., nowadays
- Boomers' lobbying group
- Boomers' org., nowadays
- Interest group for seniors
- Interest group turning 60 this year
- Interest group with over 37 million members
- D.C. lobby for seniors
- Group concerned with aging
- Group for people 50 and older: Abbr.
- Group for people 50 and up
- Group for people 50+
- Group for seniors
- Group for Stones demographic? (Abbr.)
- Group for those 50 and older
- Group for which Dr. Dre became eligible in February
- Group lobbying for lower drug prices
- Group that grows as boomers grow
- Group that holds a National Senior Spelling Bee
- Group that lobbies for senior citizens: Abbr.
- Group that offers free memberships to spouses
- Group touting Movies for Grownups
- Group with a mail-order pharmacy
- Group with a powerful D.C. lobby
- Group with a self-titled bimonthly magazine
- Group with an annual Life@50+ expo
- Group with many boomers
- Group with many golden agers
- Group with Medicare information
- Group you're almost eligible for if your age is this clue number
- Grp. for seniors
- Grp. for those 50+
- Grp. founded by a former high-school principal in 1958
- Grp. making after-work plans?
- Grp. that offers driver safety courses
- Grp. whose members get discounts on hearing aids
- Grp. with the slogan "Real Possibilities"
- Fifty-and-older org.
- It used to publish My Generation
- "Discover Your Possibilities" sloganeer
- Its initials became its name in 1999
- Its logo is on the book "Sudoku to Exercise Your Mind"
- "Divided We Fail" org.
- Its website has a Staying Sharp section
- Health care reform lobbying group
- Help for the senior set
- Golden agers' group (abbr.)
- Golden ager's grp.
- Golden years group
- Drive to End Hunger org.
- Drive to End Hunger organization
- Highest-circ. US magazine
- Highest-circulation US magazine
- Gp. for Baby Boomers
- Gp. for mature audiences
- Gp. for people 50 and older
- Org. with a "Pill Identifier" section on its website
- Org. with a Work & Retirement section on its website
- Org. with driving refresher courses for seniors
- Org. with many boomers
- Org. with more than 35 million members
- Org. with the motto "The power to make it better"
- Org. with the slogan "Real Possibilities"
- Where membership begins at 50
- Organization behind the Movies for Grownups Awards
- Organization for people 50 or older: Abbr.
- Organization for people 50 years old and up
- Organization for people 50+
- Organization for people ages 50 and older: Abbr.
- Organization for seniors: Abbr.
- Organization for seniors
- Organization for the 50+ crowd
- Organization of nearly 38 million
- Organization that better not send me any mail for another decade
- Organization that publishes the Spanish magazine Segunda Juventud
- Organization whose members are at least halfway toward becoming centenarians
- Organization whose publications have the highest US circulation numbers
- Organization with an ElderWatch program
- Organization with many boomers
- Organization with over 35 million members
- Provider of senior discounts
- Publ. of Modern Maturity
- Publ. of Modern Maturity
- Publisher of Modern Maturity
- Publisher of the most widely read magazine in the U.S.
- Many of its members are boomers
- Over-50 grp.
- Over-50 org.
- Over-50 organization
- "Movies for Grownups" producer
- Strong lobby for seniors
- Marketer of Medigap insurance plans
- Obamacare support grp.
- "The power to make it better" org.
- "The power to make it better" organization
- "The power to make it better" sloganeer
- Medicare advocate
- Membership group for people 50 or older (its name is officially no longer an abbreviation)
- Lobbyer for seniors
- Lobbying group for 50-and-over folks
- Lobbying group for 50-and-overs
- Lobbying group for people over 50: Abbr.
- Lobbying group for seniors
- Lobbying group with over 37 million members
- Lobbying org. for seniors
- Lobbyist for srs.
- Older workers' advocacy gp.
- Oldsters' org.
- Largest US magazine
- "Real Possibilities" org.
- Powerful D.C. lobby
- Powerful lobby for seniors
- Powerful seniors' lobby
- Powerful srs.' lobby
- Renamer of Modern Maturity
- Modern Maturity gp.
- Modern Maturity grp.
- "Modern Maturity" org.
- Modern Maturity org.
- Modern Maturity publisher
- Mag formerly titled ''Modern Maturity''
- Major D.C. lobby
- Major Medicare supporter
- Retirees' org.
- Org. for 50-and-older folks
- Org. for boomers, now
- Org. for boomers
- Org. for folks over 50
- Org. for many boomers
- Org. for mature audiences only?
- Org. for pensioners
- Org. for people 50 and over
- Org. for people 50+
- Org. for people over 50
- Org. for retirees
- Org. for senior citizens
- Org. for seniors
- Org. for the aging
- Org. for those 50+
- Org. looking out for seniors' interests
- Org. promoted by Betty White
- Org. promoting Social Security solvency
- Org. that gives out "Movies for Grownups" awards
- Org. that has boomed due to boomers
- Org. that turned 50 in 2008
- Org. that turned 60 in 2018
- Org. that will turn 50 in 2008
- Org. this puzzle's honoree might now be interested in joining
- Org. whose magazine was once called Modern Maturity
- Sr. lobby
- Sr. org.
- Srs.' lobby
- Srs.' lobbying gp.
- Srs.' lobbying org.
- Sr.'s lobbyist gp.
- Srs. org.
- U.S. org. with over 39 million members
- "To serve, not to be served" group
- "To serve, not to be served" sloganeer
- Soc. Sec. supporter
- Senior advocacy gp.
- Senior advocacy group
- Senior advocate
- Senior citizens group
- Senior citizen's grp.
- Senior citizens' lobbying group: Abbr.
- Senior citizens' org.
- Senior coalition
- Senior lobby
- Senior party?
- Seniors' advocacy grp.
- Seniors' advocacy org.
- Seniors' D.C. lobby
- Seniors' gp.
- Seniors' group
- Seniors' grp.
- Seniors' lobby, briefly
- Seniors' lobbying group whose name is no longer an abbreviation
- Seniors' lobbying org.
- Seniors org.
- Senior's org.
- Seniors' org.
- Seniors' organization
- Seniors' PAC
Recent Usage of Modern Maturity grp. in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Modern Maturity grp. in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - July 12, 2015
- USA Today - Jan. 11, 2014
- Universal Crossword - April 24, 2001
- New York Times - Aug. 17, 1997
- New York Times - Nov. 3, 1996
