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heyday

noun as in prime

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Craftsman had its heyday from around 1900 to the early 1920s.

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Like Coronado and Sainz, the reunion tour is millions of fans’ first opportunity to see Oasis play live, as they would have been far too young or not even born yet during their heyday.

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In recent years, the lychee martini has been making a sort of comeback after enjoying its heyday in the late ’90s and early 2000s.

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The late ’90s, as you may recall, were the heyday of difficult men.

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Koman: If I think of the heyday of print journalism, Ohio is just a place that comes to mind.

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