Drag letters from the pool into “Your Answer”, then reorder them to match the solution.
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Think of the musical ladder that singers climb, where each step has its own name.
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??? is the fifth note in the solfège scale, used in music education.
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The clue refers to the solfège system, where '???' follows 'fa' in the sequence: do, re, mi, fa, ???, la, ti. This system is used in music to denote the pitches of a scale.
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The sun, Note above fa, ___ de Mayo (symbol on the flags of Argentina and Uruguay), Note between "fa" and "la", The sun, to Juan
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TODAY
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APRON
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SOL
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NAIVE
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QUICKOATS
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SEIS
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ELEVATE
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KOOL
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INSTANTRAMEN
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PALATE
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UTERO
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STD
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NEON
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FIELDS
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HASTYPUDDING
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ITSABOY
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SWAN
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CHEM
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TODO
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LOTUS
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FASTFOODS
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IVORY
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USUAL
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MEH
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MEMES
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LEMMA
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ESQUE
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YOULL
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ELITE
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TSK
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OHO
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DOASET
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YESIKNOW
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PAELLA
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RITE
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OVEN
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NERD
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CAVIAR
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SOTO
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ANTONYM
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TSE
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ORDAINS
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AMEND
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EKED
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NAYS
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PUSH
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ATTA
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LEDS
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YOUTHFUL
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LEGATO
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EPIC
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FIT
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TENURE
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DIMSUM
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BOOMS
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ODDER
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YOSHI
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SLIM
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WOVE
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ATOM
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TAM
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FLA
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