Why Replace Initials Of Lester Lear In The Past Crossword Clue

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YESTERYEAR
- Days of long ago
- Days of yore
- Former times
- Former times (poet)
- The recent past
- Why replace initials of Lester Lear in the past?
- The year last past; last year.

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