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Date	Grid	Clue	Author	Editor
Mon Mar 25, 2024	49D	Those living outside their native country	Shannon Rapp and Will Eisenberg	Fagliano
Mon Mar 16, 2020	8D	Americans living abroad, informally	Gary Cee	Shortz
Sat Jun 8, 2019	42D	Many Lost Generation poets, briefly	Andrew J. Ries	Shortz
Tue Feb 25, 2014	33D	Yanks living abroad, e.g.	Matthew E. Paronto and Jeff Chen	Shortz
Wed Apr 17, 2013	20D	Some Yanks in Paris, e.g.	Samuel A. Donaldson	Shortz
Tue Nov 3, 2009	52D	Ones living abroad	Barry Boone	Shortz
Tue May 20, 2008	27D	Nationals living abroad, informally (2)	Billie Truitt	Shortz
Tue Sep 18, 2007	18D	Sojourners abroad, for short	Chuck Deodene	Shortz
Wed Jun 29, 2005	55A	Nationals living abroad, informally (2)	David Liben-Nowell	Shortz

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