Complaint, or a hint to the grades that start 20-, 32-, 40- and 53-Across

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BEEF.

Last seen on: Wall Street Journal Crossword – May 03 2022 – Make the Grade

Random information on the term “BEEF”:

Beef is a Dutch band, formed out of an underground radio show called “The Chop Shop” in 1999.While generally classified as reggae, their music combines many different styles.

Their early recordings, released only on cassettes (the 1.1Gr.Fm Sessions), have become collector items. The same holds for the 10 inch EP release Babylon By Beef (Drunken Maria, 1999). After the first full studio album, entitles Flexodus (Partners in Crime, 1999),record company PIAS picked up on the buzz, signed the band and had them record their self-titled second album in England. Under productional leadership of singer Bitty McLean, “Beef!” was created.”Late Night Sessions”, the first single from the album, reached out to an even bigger audience when airplay on radio and television took off.

2002 was the first year that the band was invited to the Nuit Tipique festival in Burkina Faso. Later, in 2005, they were voted “the most popular foreign band to attend the festival in the last 10 years” by the festival visitors.In the same year,the band also won the prestigious “Zilveren Harp” (Silver Harp) for their contribution to Dutch pop culture.

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