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Sunday · 140 answers · 9 debuts

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

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    EST

    91D "Alea iacta ___": Caesar

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    SOS

    57A Three short, three long, three short

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    RED

    113D Bloody, say

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    278
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    ITEM

    78D Agenda entry

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    274
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    EARS

    81D Prominent parts of goblins

    27
    163
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    UBER

    51A Modern name in transportation

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    119
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    ENT

    5D Certain med. specialist

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    222
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    ITS

    10D "___ official"

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    257
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    REST

    47A "Give it a ___"

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    ENYA

    26A Popular singer born in County Donegal

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    TRIO

    38D Chamber music group, often

    21
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    ARC

    32D Part of a circle

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    AKA

    28D First African-American sorority

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    USES

    76A Employs

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    AIL

    83D Not do so well

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    TWO

    95D Afternoon hour

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    AER

    40D ___ Lingus

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    EGAD

    53A "Heavens!"

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    ABEL

    86A Son of Adam

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    194
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    AFRO

    16D Do for Jon Batiste

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    170
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    IMIN

    2D "Sign me up!"

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    86
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    INRE

    8D About, on memos

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    ALES

    101D Orders at the Rose & Crown

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    TATA

    84A "Toodles!"

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    OREOS

    69D Snacks often paired with milk

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    87
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    RENT

    102D Quote from a letter

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    OTTER

    37A Non-fish aquarium attraction

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    MOO

    115D Barn greeting

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    RATS

    15D "Darn it all!"

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    RETRO

    25A Coming back in

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    GAH

    105D Frustrated cry

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    ARSON

    30A What starts with a spark of an idea?

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    107
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    ALLA

    58A Gnocchi ___ Romana

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    81
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    EGAN

    104A Jennifer who wrote "Manhattan Beach"

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    81
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    STATE

    119A Declare

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    90
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    NEWT

    82A Seventh-year exam in Harry Potter

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    94
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    VINE

    48A Street crossing Hollywood in Hollywood

    8
    55
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    ICET

    33A Portrayer of TV's Det. Fin Tutuola

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    110
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    ENNUI

    116A World-weariness

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    83
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    STRAP

    13A Backpack feature

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    81
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    HIDE

    29A Lie low

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    INEPT

    100D Bumbling

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    APSO

    83A Lhasa ___

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    PEON

    17D Drudge

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    73
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    FADE

    79D Music outro effect

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    53
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    LIPO

    50A Job for a plastic surgeon, for short

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    OWLS

    37D "Wise" ones

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    ORBIT

    12D Eye socket

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    64
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    PROD

    110D Urge on

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    OAKEN

    27A Like many wine casks

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    NAENAE

    65D Hip-hop dance move

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    14
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    ARIES

    64A First sign

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    TRIP

    88A Trigger, as an alarm

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    TORY

    49A Conservative

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    EBOOK

    62A Kindle download

    4
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    LEAPS

    111A Springs

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    BANA

    103D Actor Eric

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    BALED

    70A Bundled, as hay

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    LEDGE

    74A Perch for pigeons

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    DOME

    35A Jefferson Memorial topper

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    LAMP

    108A Spelunker's helmet attachment

    3
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    EPSON

    106A Printer brand

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    FAKE

    1D Embarrassment for an art curator

    3
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    HANES

    72D Underwear brand

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    PUNT

    98A Fourth-down play

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    TOSSED

    121A Didn't sleep well

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    PARTB

    73A Medicare provision for nonhospital expenses

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    BADASS

    60D Total baller

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    HOLDIT

    42D "Not so fast!"

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    GAIN

    85A Positive market move

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    MOUE

    109D Pouty face

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    LUSH

    97A Like rain forests

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    ORATES

    43D Addresses a crowd

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    POGO

    107D ___ stick

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    SWEDEN

    21D First country to legalize changing one's gender identity (1972)

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    ARBYS

    101A Fast-food chain with a hat in its logo

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    SLANTS

    56D Perspectives

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    EMINOR

    114A Key of Dvorák's "New World" Symphony

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    MIDIS

    41D Calf-length dresses

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    INVADE

    80A Trespass upon

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    TOILET

    94A Kind of humor

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    DOD

    20D Its HQ is the Pentagon

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    AUSSIE

    93D Barbie attendee

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    12
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    TUNDRA

    94D About 10% of Russia

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    DONUTS

    68A Hole foods?

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    NOLITA

    65A Manhattan neighborhood next to the Lower East Side

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    ONEA

    36D Draftable

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    RAZOR

    6D It may be cutting things close

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    LEDTO

    61A Brought about

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    ABACUS

    39A Precalculator calculator

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    USAUSA

    63A Chant at a political rally

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    BEHEST

    87D Directive

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    SCRAMS

    13D Takes off in a hurry

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    CHAFE

    22A Irritate

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    RITEAID

    89D CVS rival

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    BEVEL

    67D Angled edge

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    BLOATS

    52D Puffs up

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    SAVEUS

    75A Plea to a superhero, maybe

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    POPDUO

    118A The Chainsmokers or Eurythmics

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    5
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    JAZZHANDS

    77D One answer to the question "What's your favorite music genre," literally?

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    4
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    SANDRAOH

    112A Five-time Emmy nominee for "Grey's Anatomy"

    1
    4
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    SNARKY

    31A Snide and sassy

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    4
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    BABYSTEPS debut

    3D Headline after a toddler C.E.O. resigns, literally?

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    3
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    SEIZED

    90A Repossessed

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    3
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    BRATZ debut

    67A Popular line of dolls with "Kidz" and "Babyz" spinoffs

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    2
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    THERESTHERUB debut

    14D "For a massage, go that way!," literally?

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    2
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    JIF

    77A Peter Pan rival

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    LIBIDO

    7A Aphrodisiacs boost it

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    AMARNA

    18A Where cuneiform was discovered

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    GRATIS

    54D For nothing

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    DASHES

    11D Takes off in a hurry

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    ABIDED

    58D Bore

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    FIBBER

    1A Pinocchio, e.g.

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    BIONICS

    9D Mixture of nature and technology

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    BRIANENO

    4D Coiner of the term "generative music"

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    CROSSBOW

    24A Weapon for William Tell

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    TIECLIPS

    84D Haberdashery buys

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    WRENCH

    45A Clue weapon

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    BLIGH

    70D "Mutiny on the Bounty" captain

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    5
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    PYROS

    44D Firebugs

    0
    5
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    CARDIB debut

    59A Rapper with the 2017 #1 hit "Bodak Yellow"

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    4
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    CURFEW

    59D Midnight, maybe

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    4
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    KIBITZ

    23A Give unsolicited advice

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    4
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    ASHLAR

    55A Squared building stone

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    3
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    CUTEASABUTTON

    34D Like the dress shirt that's just adorable, literally?

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    3
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    HECTARES

    92A Farm measures

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    3
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    OLDVIC

    66D Classic London theater

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    3
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    SEZME

    96A "Cuz I told you to!"

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    3
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    THEFBI

    71A 1960s-'70s police drama

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    TWITCH

    99A Spasm

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    3
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    UNITARDS debut

    19A Superhero outfits, typically

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    3
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    HULOT

    46D Signature Jacques Tati role

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    2
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    MADDOW debut

    120A TV colleague of Hayes and O'Donnell

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    2
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    MENSSHOP

    41A Where one might be well-suited

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    2
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    PANEM

    98D Land in "The Hunger Games"

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    2
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    PUPPETSHOW

    73D Punch vs. Judy, literally?

    0
    2
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    THEREIGO

    117A "Silly me, rambling again!"

    0
    2
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    ELEGANTLYPUT debut

    62D Dissed with flowery language, literally?

    0
    1
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    LUCKYBREAK debut

    7D Car failure only a block from the mechanic, literally?

    0
    1
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    VADUZ debut

    48D Capital of Liechtenstein

    0
    1