Year of the Pig

(1) |
1 (11) |
2 (470) |
4 (1) |
5 (2) |
9 (17) |
: (1) |
A (1557) |
B (1166) |
C (1893) |
D (1005) |
E (1258) |
F (812) |
G (725) |
H (1026) |
I (1029) |
J (515) |
K (115) |
L (624) |
M (1178) |
N (608) |
O (250) |
P (2010) |
Q (55) |
R (1315) |
S (1212) |
T (772) |
U (259) |
V (407) |
W (633) |
x (3) |
Y (39) |
Z (14) |

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