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Sunday · 142 answers · 13 debuts

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

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    ELI

    6D Biblical name meaning "high"

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    END

    91D Wrap up

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    447
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    EEL

    64D California's ___ River

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    487
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    ALOE

    90A Skin soother

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    497
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    EVE

    10D Saint Agnes' ___ (January 20)

    34
    373
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    SOS

    85D Response to a sinking feeling?

    34
    251
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    TSAR

    101A Bygone ruler

    33
    341
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    EAST

    58A The White House's ___ Room

    33
    285
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    ETON

    69D ___ Dorney, locale of 2012 Olympic rowing

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    282
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    ISH

    45A Suffix with peck or puck

    30
    193
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    HER

    63A Nautical pronoun

    27
    237
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    ETAS

    52D Airport data

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    214
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    PEN

    110A Write

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    187
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    TET

    66D New Year abroad

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    179
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    LAP

    82D Common place for something to drop

    17
    152
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    SAO

    115D ___ Paulo

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    171
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    ITT

    65A Cousin ___

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    152
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    EMCEE

    28A Host

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    106
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    YEP

    55D "You betcha!"

    15
    87
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    PEP

    9A Zip

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    126
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    ACLU

    93A ___ v. Ashcroft (2004 privacy case)

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    137
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    SHAM

    122A Ersatz

    13
    87
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    ARIAL

    95D Sans-serif typeface

    13
    49
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    AFT

    29A P.M. part

    12
    144
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    SISI

    79A "Of course, Señor!"

    12
    87
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    PEI

    74A It's separated from N.B. by the Northumberland Strait

    11
    121
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    ARCO

    78D With the bow, musically

    11
    114
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    IBIS

    1D Long-billed bird

    11
    100
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    POP

    62D Daddy-o

    11
    87
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    ELL

    125A Addition, of a sort

    10
    228
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    TAOS

    123A New Mexico county or its seat

    10
    103
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    EEO

    70A "Help wanted" inits.

    10
    76
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    HAL

    117D Nonhuman villain of a classic 1968 film

    9
    140
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    ROSE

    113D Symbol of Aphrodite

    9
    138
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    ONTAP

    94A Coming up

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    104
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    CLUE

    32A Game played with a rope

    9
    93
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    BTU

    72D A/C meas.

    9
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    BIB

    42D Kind of overalls

    9
    74
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    TACT

    56A Careful wording, maybe

    8
    102
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    BOSS

    18A Terrific, in slang

    8
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    MEAT

    44A It may be cured

    7
    123
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    UNCLE

    105D 1960s TV spy org.

    7
    74
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    ACCRA

    24D African port of 2.2 million

    7
    58
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    ALAI

    19A Jai ___

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    LIPO

    46A Certain elective surgery, for short

    6
    43
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    FOO

    13D Rock's ___ Fighters

    6
    35
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    LOA

    88A Mauna ___

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    99
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    DEES

    27D Couple of buddies?

    5
    57
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    PAVE

    9D Smooth, in a way

    5
    56
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    YAPS

    5D Goes on and on

    5
    44
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    YENTA

    17D Busybody

    4
    65
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    AMSO

    119A "I ___ confused"

    4
    26
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    BANA

    67A Actor Eric of "Troy"

    4
    25
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    TAE

    118D ___ kwon do

    3
    115
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    IAMB

    41D One foot in a line

    3
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    JAVA

    20A Web app platform

    3
    52
  57. 57
    ASTRA

    34D Per aspera ad ___

    3
    45
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    BART

    103A Olympic gold-medal gymnast Conner

    3
    45
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    HEMP

    112D Rope material

    3
    45
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    PANAM

    11D Worldport airline

    3
    39
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    ASIANS

    16D More than 50% of humanity

    3
    35
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    BEFIT

    60A Suit

    3
    16
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    DAR

    48A ___ es Salaam

    2
    73
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    ELEM

    81A Kind of sch.

    2
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    ENNE

    127A Feminine suffix

    2
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    GLO

    92A Day-___

    2
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    ILIA

    1A Hip bones

    2
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    ERNEST

    100D William ___ Henley, "Invictus" poet

    2
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    ISMS

    22A Doctrines

    2
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    LARK

    121A Escapade

    2
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    KARL

    111D Designer Lagerfeld

    2
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    BASIL

    103D Pesto part

    2
    36
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    HOC

    43D Ad ___

    2
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    UNDERGO

    86A Experience

    2
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    LOTTOS

    124A Gambling games

    2
    8
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    OFFDAY

    12A When things aren't going right

    2
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    BUTTSIN

    42A Rudely interrupts

    2
    4
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    ARNE

    109A "Rule Britannia" composer

    1
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    TABU

    68D Forbidden perfume?

    1
    44
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    SLOTS

    80D Casino draws

    1
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    ATOB

    73A One small step

    1
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    SLOSH

    107D Start of a spill

    1
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    KETTLE

    76A One letting off steam

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    SCATHE

    102D Denounce harshly

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    GIZMO

    8D Thingamajig

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    STDENIS

    102A First bishop of Paris

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    DOMAIN

    25A Highest taxonomic rank

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    OLDTIMER

    12D Vet

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    BLAT

    31A Speak raucously

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    DESE

    108A Certain ones, in Brooklyn

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    10
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    LING

    51D Suffix with duck

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    10
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    PARTII

    47D Sequel

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    TELEPORT debut

    68A Beam over

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    DARETO

    99D Think that maybe one can

    1
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    LOSTCAUSE

    2D Hopeless situation

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    CHARLOTTE

    116A Eastern Conference N.B.A. city

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    ONERATE debut

    98D Phone billing plan

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    SEEMSO debut

    114A Appear as such

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    4
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    ALLSEASON debut

    84D Versatile kind of tire

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    2
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    AMOI

    34A French possessive

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    RIAS

    38A Coastal indentations

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    ULNAS

    83A Two long parts of the body

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    YEGG

    5A Safecracker

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    LINA

    35A Director Wertmüller

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    HEEP

    126A Dickens's Uriah

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    WIL

    37D Actor Wheaton of "Stand by Me"

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    ECUS

    104A Coins that disappeared during the French Revolution

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    DETOUR

    99A Sign with an arrow

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    LLB

    75A Barrister's deg.

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    13
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    TISCH

    106A Onetime billionaire investor Laurence

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    13
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    ASSAULT

    4D Blitzkrieg, e.g.

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    12
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    STEADS

    26A Successors' spots

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    ARMHOLE

    49A Vest opening

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    BOOLA

    77A Half a Yale cheer

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    BEEPER

    61A Obsolescent belt attachment

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    DIALIN

    15D Try to reach headquarters, say

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    10
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    HADNT

    43A Wish one ___ (rue)

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    10
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    BEEFY

    53A Like strongmen

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    9
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    HARHAR

    112A "That is so funny - not!"

    0
    9
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    REDA

    97D The scarlet letter

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    9
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    AMIENS

    40A City on the Somme

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    8
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    ANAEROBE

    39D Septic tank worker?

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    7
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    ITSPAT

    120A Androgynous "S.N.L." skit turned into a 1994 movie

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    6
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    LOUISE

    21A Title heroine of a Gustave Charpentier opera

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    6
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    SISKEL

    59D Half of an old film duo

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    KUALA

    111A ___ Lumpur, Malaysia

    0
    4
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    ALLEWIS

    36A Grandpa Munster portrayer

    0
    3
  128. 128
    ATATURK

    89D Istanbul's ___ Airport

    0
    3
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    FROCK debut

    33A Monk's wear

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    3
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    GAZERS

    7D Ones with telescopes

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    3
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    UNROLLS

    96A Opens, in a way

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    3
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    FEEBLEATTEMPT

    54D Not much of a try

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    FUMBLETHEBALL

    14D Make a mistake

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    2
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    GLUEPOTS

    87D Arts and crafts supplies

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    2
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    FINITERESOURCE debut

    33D Oil, for one

    0
    1
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    FOAMATTHEMOUTH debut

    30D Exhibit apoplexy

    0
    1
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    ISMELLTHEBLOOD debut

    3D With 50-Down, cry made in [the circled letters] after the starts of 54-, 33-, 30- and 14-Down

    0
    1
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    JOEKIDD debut

    20D 1972 Eastwood western

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    1
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    OFANENGLISHMAN debut

    50D See 3-Down

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    1
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    PIZZAOVEN debut

    23A Domino's most important part?

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    1
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    SHEBANGS debut

    71A 2000 Ricky Martin hit

    0
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    THELIONS debut

    57D Football pride of Detroit

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    1