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Sunday · 138 answers · 18 debuts

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

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    ERA

    4D Disco ___

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    ONE

    109D Possible lunch hour

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    613
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    ELI

    6D Certain Ivy Leaguer

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    599
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    OLE

    27A With 91-Across, 1976 album with a palindromic title

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    AGO

    113D In former days

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    ANN

    14D ___ Taylor

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    300
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    OLD

    63D Seasoned

    30
    247
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    LEI

    65A Growth ring?

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    310
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    ADD

    78D Mention parenthetically

    27
    224
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    ENOS

    32D Grandson of Adam and Eve

    26
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    ION

    28A Fluoride, for one

    23
    258
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    IRAN

    107A Founding member of OPEC

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    276
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    OER

    63A Contraction in a patriotic song

    22
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    EVER

    25A At any point

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    ADELE

    8D One-named singing star with the surname Adkins

    22
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    SKI

    70A Word before pole or jump

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    IPO

    102A Wall St. event

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    MAR

    9D Render imperfect

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    TRY

    64D Seriously annoy

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    NATO

    115A Defender of the West

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    BRO

    93A Buddy

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    147
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    ELO

    91A See 27-Across

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    250
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    ASTI

    79A City near Turin

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    224
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    ABCS

    1D Elementary school group?

    16
    133
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    THAI

    104D Cuisine with curry

    15
    130
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    SAL

    26A "Blueberries for ___" (classic children's book)

    14
    221
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    LARA

    2D Pasternak heroine

    14
    138
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    LEG

    15D Journey segment

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    126
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    VET

    5D Hound doc

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    116
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    FRO

    48D Back again

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    114
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    BED

    73A Take to sleep with, say

    13
    113
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    NINA

    29A Ship that sailed "the ocean blue"

    13
    108
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    VIE

    41A Contend

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    TROT

    56A Move briskly

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    GRR

    103A Sound of frustration

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    MRI

    112D Noninvasive med. procedure

    11
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    ELKS

    61A Group with a Grand Lodge

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    ELIA

    69D "Essays of ___"

    10
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    LIN

    43A Architectural designer Maya

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    90
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    ASHEN

    76A Drained of color

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    128
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    ERNST

    100D Bond villain ___ Stavro Blofeld

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    101
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    GNAW

    118A Make mouseholes, maybe

    9
    85
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    DASH

    82D Recipe amount

    9
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    RIBS

    83D Saucy fare

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    NIN

    108D "Little Birds" author

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    CROC

    22A Riverbank basker, informally

    8
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    NSC

    92A Pres. advisory grp.

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    ARTE

    106D Funny Johnson

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    ASTRO

    79D Bygone Chevy van

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    118
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    ICET

    51D "Law & Order: SVU" actor

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    110
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    HEAR

    49D Catch

    7
    61
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    SCENE

    16D All-too-public spat

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    TEX

    114D Cowpoke moniker

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    THIN

    36D Watery

    6
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    INERTIA

    116A It keeps things moving

    6
    42
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    FENCE

    77D One standing around the house, maybe

    6
    33
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    TITAN

    33D Moon larger than Mercury

    5
    73
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    ROUTE

    99D Maze answer

    5
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    FOAL

    75A Four-legged newborn

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    45
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    OPART

    98D Some MoMA works

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    GIG

    110D Massive memory unit, informally

    4
    54
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    ROADS

    53A They go places

    4
    43
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    SATIE

    11D "Gymnopédies" composer

    4
    43
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    ROCK

    101A What a fist might represent

    4
    38
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    CORGI

    89D Long little doggie

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    37
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    CAPN

    54A "___ Andy's Ballyhoo" ("Show Boat" song)

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    35
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    WRITE

    80D Form letters

    4
    23
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    OREL

    3D Pitcher Hershiser

    3
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    JAR

    62D Place for tips

    3
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    TERESA

    64A Actress Wright of "Mrs. Miniver"

    3
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    YKNOW debut

    96D "... see what I mean?"

    3
    13
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    TWA

    104A It had a hub at J.F.K.

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    HAG

    111D Miss America she's not

    2
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    HESS

    34D Physiology Nobelist Walter Rudolf ___

    2
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    TESH

    72D "Music in the Key of Love" composer

    2
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    FALL

    77A Time for TV debuts

    2
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    GNASH

    45D Grind

    2
    29
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    HADAT

    57A Engaged in battle

    2
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    BELOW

    67D In the hold, say

    2
    28
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    WEAVE

    24D Use a flying shuttle

    2
    25
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    CHINO

    13D Trouser fabric

    2
    20
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    ICHOR

    12D Blood of the Greek gods

    2
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    HONKS

    31D Rush-hour din

    2
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    TRIADS

    30D Common chords

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    WILY

    74A Good at scheming

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    URI

    10D Central Swiss canton

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    OSTEO

    46D Bone: Prefix

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    FHA

    42A Loan-insuring org.

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    WEND

    105D Proceed

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    NESTEGG

    119A Retiree's accumulation

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    LESTER

    71A Sci-fi author ___ del Rey

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    18
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    TOENAIL

    18D Painted thing, sometimes

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    LENIENT

    66D Willing to let things slide

    1
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    FILES

    97D Cabinet members?

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    10
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    MITCH

    68D Gymnast Gaylord

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    ASKAFTER

    59D Show polite interest in, say

    1
    5
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    MUSICAL

    9A Typical Busby Berkeley film

    1
    5
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    SERGEANT

    117A Squad leader

    1
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    BATTERS debut

    94A Men in a lineup

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    2
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    SOTS

    16A They're often wasted

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    PLAY

    85D Be in the game

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    ALSORAN

    87D Late finisher

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    ALOEVERA

    1A Coating on some facial tissues

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    LISTEN

    90A "I've got something to say"

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    JESU

    62A Bach's "___, meine Freude"

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    17
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    ARACHNE

    21A Athena turned her into a spider

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    MARINO

    44A QB with a statue at Sun Life Stadium

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    10
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    REVOLT

    7D Rise up

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    10
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    TOCCATA

    88D Many a Bach composition

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    DESOLATE

    58D Like ghost towns

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    ORVILLE

    17D First name in aviation

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    FFLAT

    35D E equivalent

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    FOISTS

    75D Forces (upon)

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    4
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    PUEBLOS

    55D Historic multistory dwellings

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    4
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    UMBRELLA

    38D Sidewalk cafe sight

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    4
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    BARRELED debut

    20A Drove fast

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    3
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    WOLFF

    80A Author/media observer Michael

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    3
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    BERGER

    94D Thomas who wrote "Little Big Man"

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    2
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    BREAKSIN debut

    50A Uses a keyless entry system?

    0
    2
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    CAPRIATI

    84A 1992 Olympic tennis gold medalist

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    2
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    FREAKISH

    40D Bizarre

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    2
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    FURROWS

    47D Plows leave them

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    2
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    HATCHES debut

    37D Cooks up

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    2
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    SCRAWNY

    19D Lacking meat

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    2
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    SIDEDOORS debut

    81A They don't face the street

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    2
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    TAILFINS debut

    60D They were big in the '50s

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    2
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    TRIOXIDE

    120A Arsenic ___ (ratsbane)

    0
    2
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    ASCYTHEFORSOREEYES debut

    95A Unpopular ophthalmologist's implement?

    0
    1
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    ASSURANCE debut

    52A Promise

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    1
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    BATHEANDSWITCH debut

    86A Become a new person by washing up?

    0
    1
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    BEARING debut

    86D Comportment

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    1
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    CREATIVEWRITHING debut

    23A What faking a stomachache might entail?

    0
    1
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    GETSOFFLITHELY debut

    45A Dismounts like an expert gymnast?

    0
    1
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    LATHEBLOOMERS debut

    66A Women's pants with pictures of wood shop tools?

    0
    1
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    NOLAUGHINGMATHER debut

    108A What the giggling supporter of the Salem witch trials was told?

    0
    1
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    PAROLEES debut

    39D New releases?

    0
    1
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    THELEATHEROFTHELAW debut

    30A Gun belts, holsters and nightstick straps?

    0
    1
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    UPFRONT debut

    38A In advance

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    1