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0 results for ADRAG from Modern Era puzzles:

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Date	Grid	Clue	Author	Editor
Sun Jul 30, 2023	103A	"What ___" ("Bummer!") (2)	John Kugelman	Shortz
Tue Apr 10, 2018	11D	"What ___ it is getting old" (Rolling Stones lyric)	Alan Arbesfeld	Shortz
Wed Sep 21, 2016	44A	Something boring	Matthew Sewell	Shortz
Sun Jan 10, 2016	57D	"What ___!" ("Bummer!") (2)	Patrick Merrell	Shortz
Fri Aug 14, 2015	37A	"What ___!"	Natan Last and the J.A.S.A. Crossword Class	Shortz
Wed Feb 13, 2013	21D	"What ___" ("Ho-hum") (3)	Richard and Judith Martin	Shortz
Sun Nov 1, 2009	60D	Not fun at all	Matt Ginsberg and Pete Muller	Shortz
Wed Mar 25, 2009	36A	"What ___" ("Ho-hum") (3)	Jerry E. Rosman	Shortz
Sun Jun 10, 2001	87A	"What ___!" ("Ho-hum") (3)	Cathy Millhauser	Shortz
Tue Feb 22, 1994	12D	"What _____" ("I'm bored")	Fred Piscop	Shortz

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