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Sunday · 140 answers · 14 debuts

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

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    LSD

    113A It was dropped at Woodstock

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    ETS

    42A "Barbarella" extras, for short

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    OGRE

    41A "Puss in Boots" villain

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    TREE

    115A Orange or olive

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    ELK

    13D Utah's state animal

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    NES

    81A Super ___

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    118
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    ARAB

    11D Graceful horse

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    228
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    ORB

    14A Marble, e.g.

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    195
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    OTOE

    112A Missouri relatives

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    AIM

    71D "Ready!" follower

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    177
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    EEK

    4D Shout in a strip

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    INANE

    9A Laughable

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    192
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    ERODE

    33A Lose ground?

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    175
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    OATH

    54A Court recitation

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    143
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    IRATE

    47A Livid

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    RIA

    21A Narrow inlet

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    128
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    RAH

    48D Bowl call

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    BAA

    70D Meadow call

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    TOP

    108D Outdo

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    132
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    AONE

    39D Primo

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    209
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    URGE

    45D Push

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    208
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    HONE

    101A You might rub a knife across it

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    112
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    EMUS

    60A Green-egg layers

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    103
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    RINSE

    15D Do a certain dish duty

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    ATV

    26A Rugged transport, for short

    11
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    GAL

    7D Miss at a hoedown

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    124
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    BAD

    83A "Tsk! Tsk!"

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    BETA

    83D ___ decay

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    104
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    OTRA

    98D Other, in Oviedo

    9
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    PEER

    46D One of a group of 12, say

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    116
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    ORION

    14D Mythical figure blinded by Oenopion

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    112
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    DON

    63A Underworld leader

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    111
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    RICE

    67D Houston university

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    100
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    SINAI

    18A Locale of St. Catherine's Monastery, said to be the world's oldest working monastery

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    90
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    COE

    103A Country singer David Allan ___, writer of "Take This Job and Shove It"

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    NARY

    12D ___ a scratch

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    ALOU

    84A Baseball family surname

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    ADES

    29D Sugary quaffs

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    126
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    EINE

    17A One in Germany

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    119
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    UKE

    109A It's picked in the Pacific

    6
    93
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    PARE

    53A Shave

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    92
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    LASH

    86D It might be batted at a knockout

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    80
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    EMERGE

    23D Appear on the scene

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    64
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    SUP

    44A "How ya doin', bro?"

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    PEND

    116A Await decision

    6
    52
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    ADHERE

    96A Hold fast

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    47
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    SRTA

    100D Lassie of Arg.

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    SESAME

    1D Opening word?

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    62
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    HEAP

    99D Crate

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    59
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    BOAT

    74D Gravy holder

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    YOKE

    73D Joiner of a team

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    JARS

    75A Cookie holders

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    OGEE

    102D S-shaped molding

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    SEDER

    111A Meal with wine

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    TOON

    25D SpongeBob, e.g.

    4
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    MANIA

    52A Insanity

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    SLUE

    1A Swivel on an axis

    4
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    LUST

    79A Carnal craving

    4
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    KHAN

    66D "Star Trek II" villain

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    TRANS

    38D Continental prefix

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    SUNNI

    68D ___ Islam

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    NIP

    105D Quick drink

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    NOME

    10D Gold rush town of 1899

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    BNAI

    76A Beginning of some temple names

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    WREST

    97A Seize

    3
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    OHSNAP

    98A Playful response to a good insult

    3
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    REELS

    34D Fishing gear

    2
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    AWFUL

    92D Terrible

    2
    33
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    BIER

    5D Drink served with Brezeln

    2
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    IRONON

    90D Like some T-shirt designs

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    BAGEL

    16D Zero, in slang

    2
    29
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    EDIFY

    60D Give lessons

    2
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    PIRATE

    110A One taking the gold?

    2
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    MOUNT

    52D Go up

    2
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    IMOFF

    56D "Ta-ta!"

    2
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    TWIX

    40D Product from Mars

    2
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    RAIDER

    61A Ruthless corporate type

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    HECATE

    89D Goddess associated with witchcraft

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    LIPTON

    2D Tea merchant Sir Thomas

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    PEYTON

    37D ___ Place

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    GROKS

    93D Savvies

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    XER

    107D Gen ___

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    ACTE

    77A Opéra part

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    AGHAST

    92A Shocked

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    LIONEL

    35A Classic toy company whose name is its founder's middle name

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    IOC

    47D World org. based in Lausanne, Switzerland

    1
    34
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    SIFT

    68A Sort (out)

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    PAPAS

    114A "___ Got a Brand New Bag" (1965 James Brown hit)

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    INEVER

    6D "What chutzpah!"

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    BIGD

    5A Cowboys' home, familiarly

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    ICEMEN

    9D Old block deliverers

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    HEXED

    94D Entranced

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    LOONY

    78A Cockamamie

    1
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    MAYANS

    62A Noted calendar makers

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    NOOSE

    30A Western loop

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    ATPAR

    95A How some stocks are bought

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    SENIOR

    20D Student involved in a prank, maybe

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    BARTAB

    65D Sidecars might go on it

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    YALU

    50A River to Korea Bay

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    ARPS

    51D Some Dadaist works

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    MARV

    27A ___ Levy, four-time Super Bowl coach for Buffalo

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    ABAS

    64D Sheiks' garments

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    HAUS

    57D Place to live in Germany

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    MRHYDE

    88D Half of a title role for John Barrymore or Spencer Tracy

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    ROWER

    43A Person making waves?

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    CTRS

    55A Midpoints: Abbr.

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    LEANER

    85D One-point score, of a sort

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    ABOUND

    64A Overflow

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    BREAM

    80A European freshwater fish

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    CORALS

    19A Sources of many beads

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    JUDEA

    75D Home of ancient Bethlehem

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    UNIVAC

    3D Early computer

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    BORDEN

    80D Dairy brand

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    CAMEBY

    28A Visited

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    SPIKEHEELS

    22A Fancy footwear at a TV station?

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    BASSTUBA

    69A Instrument with a big bell

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    5
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    MANSES

    87D Clerics' homes

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    CYTO

    59D Prefix with -plasm

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    4
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    LAMPPOST

    79D One of a secretive trio

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    DISCOSTU

    8D "The Simpsons" character with platform shoes

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    3
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    KRISTI

    66A Skater Yamaguchi

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    3
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    MIKAN

    82A George nicknamed Mr. Basketball

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    3
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    MOATED

    31A Like some fortresses

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    PEEKED

    91D Didn't wait until Christmas, say

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    3
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    ATOMISTS

    49D Leucippus and Democritus, philosophically

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    2
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    EMARKETING debut

    24A Advertising department at a TV station?

    0
    2
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    MISTUP

    82D Get foggy

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    2
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    OXYGENTANK debut

    106A Fish holder at a TV station?

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    2
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    TOOTHPASTE debut

    32D Canine protector

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    2
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    CHAIRLIFT debut

    55D It brings up many ticket holders

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    1
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    CHOPCHOP debut

    58A Lickety-split

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    1
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    ENCOREPRESENTATION debut

    36A Slide show at a TV station?

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    1
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    FOXHUNTERS debut

    104A Recruiters at a TV station?

    0
    1
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    HISTORYBUFF debut

    72A Expert at a TV station?

    0
    1
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    IONEXCHANGE debut

    56A Q&A at a TV station?

    0
    1
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    LIEACROSS debut

    35D Blanket

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    1
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    LIFETIMEMEMBERSHIP debut

    86A Enrollment at a TV station?

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    1
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    PAINTBRUSH debut

    53D Oil producer?

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    1
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    SANDDUNE debut

    44D Sahara feature

    0
    1
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    SHADER debut

    18D Beach umbrella, e.g.

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