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Sunday · 140 answers · 11 debuts

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

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    ONE

    21D Solitary

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    612
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    EST

    90D Faddish training, once

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    428
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    SEA

    105A Last word of "America, the Beautiful"

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    370
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    LEE

    62D Wranglers alternative

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    360
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    AXE

    64D Fire truck equipment

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    269
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    SKA

    122D Jamaican music

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    163
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    NEE

    91D Born

    29
    407
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    OMEN

    113D Broken mirror, say

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    257
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    ALL

    55A "Is that ___?"

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    299
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    EYE

    123D Give the once-over

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    283
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    ITEM

    22A Matter to be discussed

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    274
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    TAR

    32A Salt

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    LSAT

    67D Future J.D.'s hurdle

    25
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    ETE

    35D Summer on the Seine

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    320
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    ATIT

    70D Wrangling

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    197
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    LES

    129A "___ Liaisons Dangereuses"

    22
    270
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    DEE

    99D Ruby, for one

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    182
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    SEW

    94A Darn, e.g.

    20
    169
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    DRS

    37D A.M.A. members: Abbr.

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    116
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    PER

    81D Apiece

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    270
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    IAM

    28D "___ Sam" (2001 Penn-Pfeiffer flick)

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    127
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    MAE

    131A West in pictures

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    181
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    NASA

    39D Mission control grp.

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    LOO

    4A Head of Parliament?

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    162
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    MESS

    109D Military meal

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    145
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    NEMO

    16D Fish in a Disney film

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    156
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    LAO

    2D Relative of Thai

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    154
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    NAN

    36D A Bobbsey twin

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    118
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    AMINO

    85A Building block, informally

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    102
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    ULTRA

    65A Extremist

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    ALPO

    12D Dinner in a bowl

    13
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    NAME

    117D Finger, in a way

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    124
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    NINA

    71D NPR's Totenberg

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    108
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    SOME

    25A Any

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    100
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    AQUA

    110D Blue hue

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    MRT

    115D "The A-Team" actor

    11
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    NEIL

    34D Diamond on stage

    10
    115
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    FDR

    1D Pres. from Hyde Park

    10
    72
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    HIM

    69D "That's ___!" (cry at a lineup)

    10
    62
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    OPUS

    86D Concerto, e.g.

    9
    96
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    FLU

    1A Bug

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    83
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    PEC

    102D Chest muscle, for short

    8
    64
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    ROMP

    11D Many a Marx Brothers movie

    8
    62
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    YON

    130A Not hither

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    82
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    MGM

    7A "Ben-Hur" studio

    7
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    CRUX

    10D Heart

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    40
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    SADE

    127A Nigerian-born pop star

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    84
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    GIANT

    42D Economy-size

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    BISTRO

    14D Casual eatery

    6
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    LEES

    59A Dregs

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    97
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    SUED

    111D Like some polluters

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    52
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    CRAW

    10A Sticking point

    5
    45
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    POLOS

    72A Popular shirts

    5
    29
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    SCOWL

    60D Look displeased

    5
    23
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    LEVI

    83D Author of "Christ Stopped at Eboli"

    4
    97
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    ORANGE

    6D Kool-Aid choice

    4
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    HATS

    108A Responsibilities, so to speak

    4
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    LOTSA

    44D "___ luck!"

    4
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    GOAL

    8D Soccer announcer's cry

    4
    48
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    MINK

    128A Stole material

    4
    21
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    TARTARE

    46A Raw

    4
    18
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    TRA

    57D Lilt syllable

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    ATOI

    15D French possessive

    3
    52
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    TREAD

    97A Trample

    3
    51
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    LETT

    4D Certain Baltic

    3
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    IWON

    118D Exultant cry

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    38
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    ELTORO

    104D Corrida sight

    3
    35
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    GREY

    40D Neutral-colored: Var.

    3
    35
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    FEEL

    107A Sense

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    34
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    SUDS

    76A Brew

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    34
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    SUEZ

    124A Gulf of ___

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    WAIST

    13D Tailor's measure

    3
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    REVERSE

    95A Football play

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    LEM

    63D Moon vehicle, briefly

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    AXIOM

    106D Basic assumption

    2
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    BANG

    14A [Just like that!]

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    DECENT

    78D Clothed

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    REALTY

    103D Land

    2
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    OUTEAT

    5D Best in the dining room

    2
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    UNPEG

    96A Remove from a set level, as a currency

    2
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    EMERITI

    75A Retired faculty

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    TROTSKY

    126A Noted Bolshevik

    2
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    AMIN

    29A Bygone dictator

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    ULCER

    43D Sore spot

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    LOEWE

    74D Lerner's partner

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    EDOM

    51D Ancient land south of the Dead Sea

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    UTIL

    116D Monopoly square: Abbr.

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    ROLES

    54D Most of them have lines

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    PRATE

    45A Jabber

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    DECI

    50D Prefix with bel

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    LEDTO

    56A Resulted in

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    TAPIOCA

    92A Starchy food

    1
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    AGIO

    31A Currency transaction fee

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    EXP

    47D Milk carton abbr.

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    ROSETTA

    23A ___ Stone

    1
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    MOGUL

    41A Big shot

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    MARBLE debut

    30D Floor material

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    AIX

    27D ___-en-Provence

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    ILO

    48A U.N. agcy. for working people

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    GMEN

    17D ___ Detective (1930's-50's crime fiction magazine)

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    EQUI

    119A Prefix with angular

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    COOT

    52D Geezer

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    THUG

    53D Hood

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    CRAT

    68D Suffix with techno-

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    TEK

    87A "___War," Shatner series title

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    APPEAL

    29D Fund-raising letter

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    COROLLA

    61A Basic Toyota

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    MTGE

    9D Homeowner's concern: Abbr.

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    ITUP

    38D Give ___ for ...!" (intro phrase)

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    XFILES

    101D Unsolved cases, in TV lingo

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    MORK

    114D Robin Williams TV character

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    EBBTIDE

    49A Outflow

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    SENNETT

    19D Mack ___, who created the Keystone Kops

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    ONHER

    73D "___ Majesty's Secret Service"

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    OVERTIME

    125A A second shift, possibly

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    MOTOROLA

    20A Big name in electronics

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    PSSST

    72D "Your attention, please"

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    TRS

    89D ___-80 (old computer model)

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    PREF

    82D Foreword: Abbr.

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    CMVI

    112D 10th-century annum

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    INSHORT

    93D "To sum up ..."

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    MMMBOP

    7D 1997 #1 Hanson hit

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    ASSIZE

    98D Judicial inquiry

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    IMMORTAL

    120A Valhalla resident

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    LOWRISE

    121A Like jeans for teens

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    MAGNUMPI

    24A Colleague of Jonathan Higgins, in 80's TV

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    4
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    PAYPHONES

    58A They're for people without cells

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    UTOPIANISM

    77D Wishful thinking?

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    EXER

    84D Swimming laps, e.g.: Abbr.

    0
    2
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    SKAGGS debut

    79D Bluegrass musician Ricky

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    2
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    SNOWAPPLE

    80A Early winter fruit

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    2
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    UNSUITABLE debut

    3D No good

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    CENSUSEXTRACT debut

    52A Population figure?

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    1
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    CLIMATEEXCHANGE debut

    66A Going from the desert to the rain forest?

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    1
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    DANSEUR debut

    18A Ballet performer

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    1
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    FIRSTEXPRESSING debut

    100A Broaching of a subject?

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    1
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    MASSEXCOMMUNICATION debut

    109A Action taken by an irate pope?

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    1
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    PATENTEXPENDING debut

    33A Paying the license fee?

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    SHELTEREXTENT debut

    88A Square footage?

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    UNTENABLEEXPOSITION debut

    26A Fair that's losing money?

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    1