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| 42% | 15 | This term is derived from the Latin word 'lapsus', which means 'the Fall', and the prefix 'supra', meaning 'above'. | ||||||
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___ Supra Latin Phrase In A Scholarly Paper Crossword Clue
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| New York Times14 Sep 2019 | Across 49 | UBI |
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