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| Rate | Answer | Clue |
| ANNALS | Journals | |
| DIARIES | Journals | |
| NEWSPAPERS | Daily journals | |
| GAZETTES | Official journals | |
| NEWSAGENCY | Yes, Gwen can manage place that sells journals | |
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