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Sunday · 138 answers · 28 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ERIE

    22A Western New York county

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    AREA

    41D Neighborhood

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    SEE

    110A Make sure

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    430
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    EON

    25D Long time

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    343
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    EPEE

    108A "One-touch" sport

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    AGO

    19A Past

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    291
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    ECHO

    111A Sound effect

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    312
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    ADA

    8A Tooth care grp.

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    270
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    STEW

    98D 77-Down, for one

    23
    180
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    OER

    12D Poetic preposition

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    248
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    EERIE

    39D Unnatural

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    EEK

    93D Mock-scared cry

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    163
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    REM

    37A "Stand" band

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    EGAD

    102A "Zounds!"

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    EOS

    11A Chariot rider of myth

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    173
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    ARID

    15D Dry

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    EASEL

    81A Collectible plate holder

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    144
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    AGAR

    44A Gelatin substitute

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    DAD

    5A Family sitcom role

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    144
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    LEIA

    64D Sci-fi princess

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    116
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    KEG

    38A Five or ten gallons' worth

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    106
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    APR

    57A I.R.S. deadline mo.

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    170
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    KEY

    106D Essential

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    123
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    INIT

    35A "What's ___ for me?"

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    117
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    TDS

    115A Stadium stirrers, for short

    10
    179
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    FREE

    71D Remove from isolation

    10
    107
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    RKO

    113A "Cimarron" studio

    10
    89
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    LIST

    107A Lean

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    86
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    TINA

    16D Media honcho Brown

    9
    118
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    TRESS

    34D Lock

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    101
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    LUTE

    80A Guitar forerunner

    9
    72
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    REEK

    68A Noisome smell

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    ANISE

    32D Liqueur flavoring

    8
    110
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    COG

    63D Minor functionary

    8
    63
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    AXON

    23A Part of a neuron

    8
    53
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    URAL

    103A Orsk's river

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    TAPE

    99D Race finish

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    WEST

    112A It underwent the Enlightenment, with "the"

    7
    94
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    MEOW

    58A Cat call

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    76
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    LYRE

    52A It has curved arms

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    65
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    RIFE

    18A Popping up all over

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    TATE

    65D "Soap" family name

    6
    102
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    ONS

    86A Roll-___

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    90
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    DOER

    49D Active sort

    6
    74
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    SASHA

    96D Popular English doll

    6
    69
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    HEED

    17D Follow

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    61
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    MATH

    14A Test section

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    48
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    ELTON

    97D John knighted in 1998

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    102
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    MEA

    87A ___ culpa

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    100
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    EMERY

    83D It may be at your fingertips

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    70
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    CELL

    72D Modern phone

    5
    63
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    KNOB

    1A It's held during an opening

    5
    46
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    FILE

    27A Hard drive item

    5
    41
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    ROC

    56D Big bird

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    NECK

    78A Win margin

    4
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    MAZE

    60D Windy locale?

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    60
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    KAY

    114A Starr of song

    4
    53
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    ICEIN

    67D Isolate, possibly

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    34
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    CLARA

    47D Santa ___

    3
    62
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    OWED

    101A Didn't have enough

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    GMAN

    54D Gangster follower

    3
    45
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    ASPIRE

    10D Aim

    3
    44
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    JAPAN

    74D Black varnish

    3
    42
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    HIHO

    28A Ritz shelfmate

    3
    40
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    SHAME

    33D It causes redness

    3
    36
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    ACACIA

    41A Small flowering tree

    3
    34
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    MAMET

    91D "State and Main" director, 2000

    3
    25
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    DOODAD

    30A Little contraption

    3
    21
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    KRAFT

    1D Old "Television Theatre" sponsor

    3
    21
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    FLAKE

    55D Come off, as paint

    3
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    REEBOK

    89D Nike competitor

    3
    15
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    THAN

    116A Comparative word

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    66
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    AFL

    8D Samuel Gompers's org.

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    AUK

    105D North Sea diver

    2
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    PITY

    29A Wistful comment, after "a"

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    MELON

    14D It might get a thumping

    2
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    GLENN

    40D Close on stage

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    DIAZ

    69A "Gangs of New York" actress

    2
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    SICS

    90A Sets (on)

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    RUNTS

    48A Little piggies

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    ZOOMS

    26D Speeds

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    CHESS

    50A Mating game

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    45
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    TASSEL

    85A Curtain froufrou

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    DONHO

    7D "Tiny Bubbles" singer

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    REACH

    76D Get to

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    ACING

    73A Passing with ease

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    MANGO

    66D Tropical fruit

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    RABIN

    56A Meir's successor

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    23
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    LILO debut

    59A Disney's "___ & Stitch"

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    MMES

    100D "Dangerous Liaisons" ladies: Abbr.

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    AGEIST

    6D One without proper respect for elders

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    SAMSA

    79A "The Metamorphosis" character Gregor ___

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    11
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    SINKS

    62D Goes kaput

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    MINION debut

    66A Subordinate

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    PFC

    70A Army E-3

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    EGEST

    94D Discharge

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    HEEP

    36A Villain in "David Copperfield"

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    SNARED

    90D Got unexpectedly

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    URICH

    95D Star of TV's "Vega$"

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    HETUP

    21D In a flutter

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    STMARK

    98A Tintoretto's "The Miracle of ___ Freeing the Slave"

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    MOTS

    84A Parts of un livre

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    FLOUR

    75D Fine meal

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    TIEDYES

    85D Decorates 60's-style

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    OFOLD

    3D Gone by

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    ENCYC debut

    11D Multivolume ref.

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    FISHNET

    20A Stocking material

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    NIXIE

    2D Water sprite

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    AERODROME

    44D British landing field

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    COIR

    50D Fiber made from coconuts

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    DEUM debut

    49A "Te ___" (hymn)

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    ANDRONICUS debut

    43D Name in a Shakespeare title

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    BOWES debut

    88D Old radio's Major ___

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    BRAU debut

    88A Meister ___ (beer brand)

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    DIOPTER

    9D Unit of refractive power of a lens

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    2
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    GIUSEPPE debut

    82A Gen. Garibaldi

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    2
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    HERSCHEL

    46A Astronomer who discovered Uranus

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    OUTSOLE debut

    109A Treaded sneaker part

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    SPEAKFOR

    79D Represent

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    BENEDICTI debut

    4D Pope during the siege of Rome by Lombards

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    1
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    CASSOULET debut

    77D White-bean dish of France

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    CUYP debut

    42D Dutch landscapist Aelbert ___

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    1
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    DAPHNIA debut

    5D Genus of crustaceans named for a classical nymph

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    EYDIEGORMEFOODS debut

    53A Fancy grocery started by a nightclub singer?

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    1
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    GUMWEEDS debut

    45D Plants known as "sticky-heads"

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    1
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    HEDONISTS debut

    46D Good-time Charlies

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    HOLEDOUT debut

    51D Putted successfully

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    JODIEFOSTERCARE debut

    74A Orphanage started by an Oscar-winning actress?

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    1
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    JOYTO debut

    92D "___ the World"

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    KHYBERPASS debut

    38D Mountainous route once used by Alexander the Great

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    1
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    MAGDALA debut

    84D Birthplace of a biblical Mary

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    MEANJOEGREENEHOUSE debut

    91A Plant nursery started by a football Hall-of-Famer?

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    1
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    MOREEN debut

    60A Heavy drapery fabric

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    1
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    OSCARDELARENTACAR debut

    61A Transportation agency started by a fashion designer?

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    1
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    PENELOPECRUZLINE debut

    24A Travel service started by a Spanish-born actress?

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    1
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    STUDIERS debut

    13D Diligent pupils

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    TAMMYFAYEBAKKERY debut

    104A Pastry shop started by a televangelist?

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    1
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    TEDDANSONSTRUCTION debut

    31A Studio started by a TV actor?

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    1