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Sunday · 140 answers · 20 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-03), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    END

    99D Boundary

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    447
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    ETC

    119A Sentence shortener, for short

    37
    268
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    OGRE

    57A Nightmare figure

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    284
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    TOE

    84D ___ loop (skating move)

    29
    293
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    EMU

    68A Six-footer from Australia

    27
    295
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    ARLO

    101D Janis's comics partner

    24
    245
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    ITO

    46D Judge who presided over 1995's most celebrated trial

    20
    240
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    SAN

    89A With 100-Across, Naples opera house Teatro di ___

    19
    182
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    ADAM

    14A Fictional inspector Dalgliesh

    18
    265
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    IMP

    93D Baby-sitter's headache

    17
    166
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    WET

    38D Sweaty

    17
    119
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    NERO

    98A He was born Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus

    15
    243
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    WAR

    6D Declaration of 1941

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    149
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    OMANI

    20A Gulf Stater

    15
    122
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    LEND

    76A Advance

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    88
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    HID

    62A Went undercover

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    79
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    TESS

    108D Mrs. Dick Tracy

    14
    167
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    NOAH

    2D Preparer for a flood

    14
    138
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    EDGES

    75D Noses out

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    78
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    POLE

    64A Flag holder

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    74
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    ELBA

    113A Italian isle

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    132
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    DIP

    77D Temporary falloff

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    111
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    PEI

    64D Javits Center architect

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    121
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    ANGLE

    1A Fish

    10
    76
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    AMOK

    16D Madly

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    128
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    ETAT

    50A South Dakota, to Pierre

    8
    143
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    DADA

    15D Early vocabulary word

    8
    98
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    WIN

    6A Walk away with

    8
    96
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    ISO

    43A Prefix with metric

    7
    117
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    BEA

    23D Emmy-winning Arthur

    7
    67
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    BOD

    63A Hunk's pride

    7
    46
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    EER

    50D Sonnet ending

    6
    212
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    ESTD

    96A Abbr. before a date

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    70
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    MENS

    17D Department store department

    6
    63
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    CREW

    32A Team on the Thames

    6
    57
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    IMOK

    67D Response to "How are you?"

    6
    39
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    TROU

    65A Drop ___ (start to strip)

    6
    36
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    OREGON

    58A ___ Treaty, establishing the 49th parallel as a U.S. border

    6
    35
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    ASNER

    35D "Fort Apache, The Bronx" actor

    5
    103
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    ROSY

    117A Looking good

    5
    79
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    HENRI

    41D Artist Rousseau

    5
    52
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    GORE

    3D Colosseum spectacle

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    81
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    LENIN

    74D Big Red

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    MEARA

    69D Stiller and ___

    4
    53
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    FLAP

    30A To-do

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    50
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    STOPS

    120A Stations

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    GAFFE

    34A Faux pas

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    30
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    ASKED

    42D Posed

    3
    69
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    CBER

    100D Semi conductor?

    3
    61
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    OPERAS

    25D They're on the Met schedule

    3
    50
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    POCO

    106D Little, in La Scala

    3
    25
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    CARLO

    100A See 89-Across

    3
    22
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    GAME

    21A Willing

    2
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    SHUN

    44D Keep away

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    52
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    UNC

    112D A.C.C. school

    2
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    JANE

    19A Name after "you"

    2
    43
  57. 57
    OCANADA

    27A It includes the line "The True North strong and free!"

    2
    32
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    RETIRE

    33D Go to bed

    2
    29
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    OMEARA

    10D Golf champ Mark

    2
    24
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    TABOR

    31A Diminutive drum

    2
    23
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    ACHT

    1D Berlin octet

    2
    21
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    ELWAY

    96D Stanford QB drafted #1 in 1983

    2
    19
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    EARLAP

    91D Bit of winter protection

    2
    14
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    SAYIDO

    80A Make a commitment

    2
    10
  65. 65
    SIL

    13D Part of R.S.V.P.

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    42
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    AGNEW

    14D For whom Safire wrote the words "nattering nabobs of negativism"

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    39
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    RAITT

    61D Grammy winner Bonnie

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    39
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    AIT

    66A Small island

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    ROBS

    102D Fleeces, perhaps

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    38
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    MUS

    72D R&B and C&W: Abbr.

    1
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    GLENS

    94A Dells

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    34
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    EDERLE

    5D Gertrude ___, first woman to swim the English Channel

    1
    32
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    CIE

    88A Ltd., in Paris

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    31
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    LUNG

    115A Breather

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    ONKP

    107D Cleaning up a mess, maybe

    1
    30
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    ELSAS

    68D "___ Dream" from "Lohengrin"

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    LATERON

    39D In the future

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    19
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    WHA

    40A "___ hoppen?"

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    SIOUX

    87A Another ally of the Cheyenne

    1
    17
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    ABT

    28D Co. that dances at the Met

    1
    16
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    SUEME

    44A "Guys and Dolls" song

    1
    16
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    LOSTIT

    95D Blew one's top

    1
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    STIFLE

    92D Archie Bunker's plea to Edith

    1
    13
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    GRASPS

    94D Absorbs

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    BREEDS

    55D Holstein and Hereford

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    9
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    PEAKS

    29A Maxima

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    9
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    PICKS

    116A Plays the banjo, e.g.

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    9
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    INASPOT

    105A Stuck

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    8
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    DIMPLE

    73A Golf ball feature

    1
    7
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    SNAPPLE

    87D Brand that has "Real Facts" on its products

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    7
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    TAPTAP debut

    51D Typist's sound

    1
    7
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    WEGO

    48D "And away ___!"

    1
    6
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    SLOPE

    118A Coordinate geometry calculation

    0
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    WTS

    110D Pkg. stats

    0
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    ALLEE

    60D Parisian walk

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    WOODS

    49D Some drivers

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    CESS

    82A British tax

    0
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    COOED

    18A Sounded soft and sweet

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    INNOTIME

    7D Very quickly

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    ASTAIRES

    45A Old dancing duo

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    7
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    ATMAN

    97A Hindu soul

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    7
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    OLDSOUL

    86D King Cole, e.g.

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    THEOREM

    26A Prove it

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    GISMO

    34D Gadget

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    METEOUT

    54A Apportion

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    NESCAFE

    8D Food brand name with an accent

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    ADARN

    52D Give ___ (care)

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    DAWSON

    81D Former capital of the Yukon

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    5
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    HOWNOW

    9D Question to a brown cow

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    5
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    NASD

    11D Former stock regulating org.

    0
    5
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    SNOWWHITE

    47A C. P. and E. B.'s essay on purity?

    0
    5
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    AKU

    56D When repeated, a Thor Heyerdahl title

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    4
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    ARAPAHOE

    85A Ally of the Cheyenne

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    COBO

    104D Detroit's ___ Center

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    COERCED

    59D Browbeaten

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    4
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    SCRIPPS

    103A Big newspaper company, informally

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    TWOHIT debut

    71D Like a really good game for a pitcher

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    4
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    DOUX

    73D Very sweet, as Champagne

    0
    3
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    HONUS debut

    9A ___ Wagner, player on an ultrarare baseball card

    0
    3
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    LETOFF

    4D Freed

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    3
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    TUBAL

    114A ___ ligation

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    3
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    BEADEAR debut

    55A "Come on, help me out"

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    2
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    ISTINK debut

    53A Admission of ineptitude

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    2
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    JUMPSUIT

    19D One-piece outfit

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    2
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    UNTACKS

    12D Removes from a bulletin board

    0
    2
  126. 126
    BROWNWOOLF debut

    109A Dan and Virginia's story of a dark-colored predator?

    0
    1
  127. 127
    CARRPARKER debut

    59A Caleb and Robert B.'s novel about valet service?

    0
    1
  128. 128
    FOOTEBUNYAN debut

    36D Horton and John's podiatry journal article?

    0
    1
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    HARTEBURNS debut

    22A Bret and Robert's treatise on acid reflux?

    0
    1
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    MOTORED debut

    79A Went by Saturn, say

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    1
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    MOURNING debut

    79D Sad time

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    1
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    POUNDSTONE debut

    111A Ezra and Irving's memoir of a stand-up comic?

    0
    1
  133. 133
    SIGNSOUT debut

    83D Leaves with notice

    0
    1
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    STEELEMANN debut

    70A Richard and Thomas's book about a robot?

    0
    1
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    STOUTKING debut

    83A Rex and Stephen's biography of Henry VIII?

    0
    1
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    SWIFTWALKER debut

    37A Jonathan and Alice's account of a pedestrian in a hurry?

    0
    1
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    WESTLONDON debut

    24A Nathanael and Jack's travel guide about Heathrow's environs?

    0
    1
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    WILDESINGER debut

    90A Oscar and Isaac's profile of Little Richard?

    0
    1
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    WIREDUP debut

    78A Very tense and excited

    0
    1
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    WRIGHTPRICE debut

    40D Richard and Reynolds's bargain hunting manual?

    0
    1