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Sunday · 140 answers · 11 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

    60D Stretch of time

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    791
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    ONE

    117D Only's partner

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    613
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    ASH

    50D Incense residue

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    458
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    ORE

    115D Wash. neighbor

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    581
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    ERE

    38A Before, once

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    602
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    EON

    53A Stretch of time

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    343
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    SEA

    90A Nautilus's locale

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    370
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    EASE

    81A Loosen

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    334
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    AGO

    32D Back

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    291
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    ARI

    37D Horror director Aster

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    378
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    ANN

    7D Taylor of fashion

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    300
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    OBOE

    21A Instrument with a solo in Seal's "Kiss From a Rose"

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    APE

    82D Bonobo, e.g.

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    415
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    EMU

    5D Outback sight

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    295
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    ODES

    15A Some words of Wordsworth

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    PAR

    106D Course standard

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    218
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    TIS

    24D "___ but a scratch": Monty Python

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    SAP

    85A Sucker

    24
    194
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    SIRI

    65A She can act as a D.J., nowadays

    21
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    EMMA

    17D Actress and gender equality activist Watson

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    173
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    SEEP

    18D Trickle

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    128
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    EGOT

    75A Award achievement for Audrey Hepburn and Andrew Lloyd Webber

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    35
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    ALES

    72D Some beers

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    240
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    CAR

    6D Stingray or Barracuda, e.g.

    17
    201
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    TOO

    25D As well

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    189
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    MESS

    1A Evidence of disorderly conduct?

    17
    145
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    SEED

    125A Source

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    141
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    SKY

    78D Kind of blue akin to cerulean

    17
    129
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    DIET

    88D Regular intake

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    96
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    TRUE

    121A Like a tautology, by its nature

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    150
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    TADA

    86A "Voilà!"

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    138
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    ESPY

    127A Catch a glimpse of

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    130
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    ROW

    13D Word that can come before or after home

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    95
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    ITT

    66D TV's Cousin ___

    15
    152
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    ALPS

    58A Much of Italy's north

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    133
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    YEP

    45D "Sure is"

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    87
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    AORTA

    112A Blood line

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    CUE

    116D Stick on a table?

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    140
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    MOO

    93D Cattle call

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    SOME

    26A A bit

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    100
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    PTSD

    48D Concern for veterans, for short

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    30
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    IDA

    95D Wash. neighbor

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    251
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    SISI

    85D Not a "no no"

    12
    87
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    TUB

    104D Ice cream container

    12
    81
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    EXES

    52A Split personalities?

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    130
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    PIT

    63D Fruit detritus

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    102
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    ELL

    77D 90° bend

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    PET

    119D Term of endearment

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    MATE

    113A Final check?

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    MDS

    118D Ward workers, for short

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    FAR

    49D Not even close

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    110
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    ROUT

    123A Demolish

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    72
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    ROTH

    74A After-tax investment account, informally

    8
    64
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    ALOU

    72A Baseball's Matty or Felipe

    7
    153
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    NAY

    99A Or rather

    7
    119
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    ASTRO

    57D Brave's opponent in the 2021 World Series

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    118
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    DREW

    120A Started a turn, perhaps

    7
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    IMDB

    108D Website with star ratings

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    24
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    GODNO

    11D "Heaven forbid!"

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    17
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    ALEX

    34D "A Clockwork Orange" narrator

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    125
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    ITLL

    111D "___ all be fine"

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    67
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    SUP

    47A Casual greeting

    6
    55
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    PINA

    63A ___ colada

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    40
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    DAHL

    9D "The BFG" author

    5
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    BRED

    67A Raised

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    50
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    GARB

    11A Threads

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    ROY

    69D Pam's former partner on "The Office"

    4
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    ERASER

    2D It gets the lead out

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    LOIRE

    107D Tours can be found on it

    4
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    SETON

    4D Having made up one's mind about

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    LAPEL

    33D Pin point?

    4
    51
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    EATIT

    54A Wipe out

    4
    41
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    ASDOI

    27A "Me too"

    4
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    NOME

    22A "There's no place like ___" (Alaskan's quip)

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    CARA

    109D ___ mia (Italian term of endearment)

    3
    49
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    NAKED

    103D Bare

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    GALORE

    39A In large supply

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    ALTON

    28A Food Network host Brown

    3
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    ICANSO

    108A Words that might elicit the response "Prove it!"

    3
    20
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    SUNDAE

    3D A good dessert to split?

    3
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    MANIAC

    20A Fiend

    3
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    HIPTO

    71D Aware of

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    INHEAT

    64D Like a wailing cat

    3
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    NICHE

    61D Special-interest, e.g.

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    ELDEST

    126A Heir to the throne, as a rule

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    EMPTY

    84A Ready for a refill, say

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    AREARUG

    41A What may cover some ground

    2
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    TALLY

    89A Running figure

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    YEASTY

    101D Like the smell of rising dough

    2
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    ANTEUP

    100D Take a pot shot?

    2
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    ONSTAR

    15D Amenity in G.M. vehicles

    2
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    BARS

    124A Ingots

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    CRUE

    19A Mötley ___

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    TSTRAP

    29A Sandal variety

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    INDEED

    98A "Ain't that the truth!"

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    STAGED

    30D Set up

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    GUISE

    42D False front

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    LASES

    59D Removes, as a tattoo

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    AURIC

    110A Goldfinger's first name

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    ENDLESS

    60A What the universe may or may not be

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    SCATTER

    10D Disperse

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    9
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    NARCOS

    99D Netflix crime drama starring Pedro Pascal

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    TOSSTO

    46D Target with a pass

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    HIREES

    76A Ones coming on board

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    ITSAPLANE

    105A Super wrong identification?

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    IMPORTS debut

    92D Some beers

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    2
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    ABO

    12D Blood-typing letters

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    KAHN

    36D Actress Madeline of "Blazing Saddles"

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    PATES

    83D Banh mi toppings

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    ASUSUAL

    56A "Predictably ..."

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    ROUES

    44D Libertines

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    RHYMES

    62A Huey, Dewey and Louie, e.g.

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    AGETEN

    70D When you're about as smart as a fifth grader

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    PEPTALK

    83A Raiser of team spirit

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    DISROBE

    94D Strip

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    ECARDS

    5A Animated greetings

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    FABIO

    49A Model featured on many romance novel covers

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    LAMED

    73D Hebrew letter between kaf and mem

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    BEANSALAD

    31A Barbecue side dish

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    ALBERTAN

    55D Person from Calgary or Edmonton

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    BYLAWS

    80D Concerns for a homeowners' association

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    NONEWS

    97D It's good, in a saying

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    BENTSEN

    14D Lloyd ___, Dukakis's veep pick in 1988

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    DYNAMOS

    96A Extremely energetic people

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    MCCABE

    1D Andrew who became the acting F.B.I. director after James Comey was fired

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    3
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    BLENDE

    122A Name for zinc sulfide that is one letter short of a kitchen appliance

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    DISMOUNT

    43D Get off one's high horse?

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    LAWNBOY

    79A Classic mower brand

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    RITADOVE

    8D U.S. poet laureate with a 1987 Pulitzer

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    TOOKASTAB

    35A Tried one's hand

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    ADDICTED debut

    87D Hooked

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    BUYNOWPAYLATER debut

    51D Wallet, in good condition, plenty of card slots, $5!

    0
    1
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    CANTTURNTHATDOWN debut

    23A TV, volume knob broken, only $10!

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    1
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    DOORBUSTERDEAL debut

    16D Prop ax used in "The Shining," a valuable collectors' item, $200!

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    DROPEVERYTHING debut

    43A Baseball mitt, has a small hole, just $1!

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    LIMITEDEDITION debut

    91A Textbook, a few pages torn out, $2!

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    1
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    LOWPOINTS debut

    102A Least enjoyable parts

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    NOSTRINGSATTACHED debut

    68A Guitar, never used, $15!

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    1
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    RESANG debut

    40D Started again, as "99 Bottles of Beer"

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    ROCKBOTTOMPRICES debut

    114A Two fish tanks, accessories included, $5!

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