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Sunday · 140 answers · 15 debuts

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

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    YES

    109A "___, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus"

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    ARI

    5A Singer Grande, informally

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    378
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    ANI

    27A "Gimme ___!" (start of a cheer at three Big Ten schools)

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    237
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    OMNI

    53D Present opening?

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    218
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    ENO

    90A Musician Brian

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    285
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    AVE

    16D "___ Maria"

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    246
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    OIL

    117D Old-fashioned menorah filler

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    282
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    GEL

    80D Set

    26
    185
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    LSAT

    127A Hurdle for a J.D. wannabe

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    172
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    NES

    17D Super Mario Bros. platform

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    118
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    ORB

    76A Christmas ornament, often

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    EDGE

    38D Little lead

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    ACTS

    1A They might be put on

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    AERO

    123A Prefix with space

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    269
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    ARC

    61A Bow

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    265
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    REM

    58A "The One I Love" band

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    IMIN

    104D "Sign me up!"

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    86
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    ENG

    50A H.S. subj.

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    160
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    ACID

    111D See 89-Across

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    159
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    UPS

    119D Raises

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    123
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    ORG

    49A UNICEF address suffix

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    108
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    SLO

    125A ___-mo

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    185
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    POT

    8D Kitty

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    120
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    LETS

    47A "Sure, I'm game"

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    106
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    SINE

    112A Trig function

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    102
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    ERRED

    21D Dropped the ball

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    NORA

    30A ___ Helmer, Ibsen heroine

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    139
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    ETHER

    72A It'll knock you out

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    111
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    PETS

    64A No ___ (apartment policy)

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    PJS

    8A Undercover attire?

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    CDC

    113D Agcy. fighting epidemics

    11
    60
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    ORR

    114D Bobby of the N.H.L.

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    235
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    TOAD

    59A ___ Hall ("The Wind in the Willows" residence)

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    RUIN

    20D Downfall

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    97
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    ILE

    91A Paris's ___ Saint-Louis

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    FIDO

    85D Classic dog name

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    47
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    COP

    35D Get, slangily

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    90
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    CLEO

    92A ___ Finch, "ER" doctor

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    83
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    NEEDY

    105D High-maintenance

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    DANE

    57A Certain Scandinavian

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    74
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    NNE

    46D Lancaster-to-Scranton dir.

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    ASPCA

    103D Popular adoption agcy.

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    52
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    SOT

    120D Teetotaler's opposite

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    YDS

    126A Football units: Abbr.

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    MEA

    110A ___ culpa

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    100
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    SELES

    101A Two-time U.S. Open tennis champion while still a teen

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    OHMS

    89D Volts/amp

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    ABES

    84A Fivers

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    SAGS

    79A Becomes less taut

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    IMAY

    34D Wishy-washy response

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    29
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    SELENA

    66D Singer Gomez

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    28
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    ARP

    28A Noted Dadaist

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    UNTIE

    24D Remove, as a ribbon

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    LARS

    37D Filmmaker von Trier

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    37
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    GEARS

    43D First and reverse

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    ATP

    1D Court sport grp.

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    18
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    TELE

    78A Modern prefix with medicine

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    103
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    THRU

    18A Drive-___

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    FLO

    83D Woman in Progressive ads

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    RADS

    108A Nuclear medicine units

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    FINN

    26A Certain Scandinavian

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    DINAH

    96A Singer/actress Shore

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    SLITS

    31A Scalpel creations

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    SERRA

    107D Richard famous for large-scale sculptures

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    STEAKS

    10D Outback orders

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    TWA

    82A Old "Up, up and away" sloganeer

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    ILIA

    86D Hip bones

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    FRAU

    83A Mannheim madame

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    INNATE

    44D Not learned

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    TERMS

    52D Come to ___

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    GRECO

    99D El ___ ("View of Toledo" painter)

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    OTOES

    75A Chiwere speakers

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    BLAST

    94D Blowout party

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    JUT

    9D Project

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    SWELL

    81D Mushroom

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    RAWR

    60A Loud but friendly growl

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    SIL

    115D Part of R.S.V.P.

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    ITTO

    70D "What's ___ you?"

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    PRELL

    29D Green shampoo

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    HUD

    11D Cabinet dept. since 1965

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    RESTAREA

    58D Where to go on a trip?

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    ABT

    5D National dance co.

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    KNOWN

    62D Not a mystery

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    SNORER

    63D One keeping others up at night, perhaps

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    DRYAD

    42A Forest spirit

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    ONIONDIP

    122A Party staple

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    TANGELO

    48D Citrus hybrid

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    LOGJAM

    98A Big block

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    ANAT

    55A Med school subj.

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    EYER

    74A Ogler

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    TERROR

    14D Nightmare

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    RESOD

    73D Fix, as a lawn

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    OLEIC

    89A With 111-Down, cholesterol reducer

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    INITS

    39A M.L.K. or R.B.G.: Abbr.

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    ODETTA

    54D "Gonna Let It Shine" singer

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    KOO

    118D "Kitchy-kitchy-___!"

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    AMANAS

    97D Some ranges

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    ANEND

    12D Come to ___

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    UNNERVE

    22A Demoralize

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    RACKS

    106A Amasses, with "up"

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    CHEFS

    2D Course preparers

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    STRADA

    32D Italian thoroughfare

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    RECITAL

    95D Piano performance, possibly

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    STAUB

    67A Big name in cast-iron cookware

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    TRAITS

    71D Pride and prejudice, e.g.

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    DEGREES

    25A Things bachelors might have

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    MOSDEF

    41A Stage name of rapper Yasiin Bey

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    RUBELLA

    6D It was eliminated from the U.S. in 2004

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    HAITIAN

    11A ___ Creole (Caribbean language)

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    STREETART

    40D Some graffiti

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    COINOPS

    113A Some laundromat machines

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    CRYSTAL

    124A Chandelier part, often

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    ISBNS

    7D Library IDs

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    SANCHO

    45D Proverb-spouting Panza

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    HEARTFELT

    36D Genuine

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    IREADYOU

    15D "Got it"

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    SAI

    93D Long-tailed monkey

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    ATANY

    51A Words before point or rate

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  119. 119
    BUCCANEER

    77D Pirate

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  120. 120
    JASONS

    100D ___ Cradle (maritime rescue device)

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    3
  121. 121
    KERNS

    62A Adjusts the spacing between, as typed letters

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    3
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    TOOMANY

    88D More than enough

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    TRUESELF

    56D Personal essence

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    BUSROUTE

    19A Certain urban map

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    THEBEESKNEES

    65D Something else

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    BRANCHEDOUT debut

    68D Went in a different direction

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  127. 127
    COOKIECUTTERS debut

    116A This puzzle's images, in two different ways

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    1
  128. 128
    DRFAUCI debut

    121A Physician awarded a Presidential Medal of Freedom by G. W. Bush

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    1
  129. 129
    FIGELFNEWTON debut

    85A Kind of leaf / Scientist born on Christmas Day in 1642

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    1
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    GENTRIFY debut

    87D What some neighborhoods do

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    GINGERTREESNAP debut

    43A Pep / Onesie feature

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    1
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    INGOODSHAPE debut

    13D Fit

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    OATMEALMANRAISIN debut

    102A Breakfast dish / Fruitcake tidbit

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    1
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    PEANUTBELLBUTTER debut

    23A Little tyke / Flatter, with "up"

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    1
  135. 135
    SHORTCANEBREAD debut

    93A Possible result of getting one's wires crossed / Moolah

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    1
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    SNICKERHEARTDOODLE debut

    33A Relative of a tee-hee / Bit of marginalia

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    1
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    SUNNING debut

    4D Solarium activity

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    1
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    THINSTARMINT debut

    69A Reduce in volume / As new

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    1
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    TOLLANGELHOUSE debut

    52A Ring / Hold, as inhabitants

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    1
  140. 140
    TRAILINGAWAY debut

    3D Becoming faint

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    1