Texas based fast food chain ... or what one may exclaim when the ends of 16 , 24 , 39 and 48 Across are assembled

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RankLengthWordClueSource
94% (11) WHATABURGER Texas-based fast-food chain ... or what one may exclaim when the ends of 16-, 24-, 39- and 48-Across are assembled Universal
6% (3) KFC Fast food chain The Telegraph Cross Atlantic
4% (5) FRYER Fast-food fixture Newsday

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Texas based fast food chain ... or what one may exclaim when the ends of 16 , 24 , 39 and 48 Across are assembled

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