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You need to call a friend in santa fe, new mexico. What time will it be in lexington if you called when it was 6:30 pm in santa fe?
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You need to call a friend in santa fe, new mexico. What time will it be in lexington if you called when it was 6:30 pm in santa fe?
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you need to call a friend in santa fe, new mexico. What time will it be in lexington if you called when it was 6:30 pm in santa fe?
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If you mean the Lexington in Oregon, it's 5:30 there. If you mean the Lexington in Texas, it's 7:30 there. If you mean the Lexington in Massachusetts or the one in Kentucky, it's 8:30 in both of those.
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