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Specifically, we find that after $1\mathrm{~Myr}$, the formation and settling of icy pebbles results in the removal of up to $80\%$ of the CO vapor in the warm ($T>22\mathrm{~K}$) disk layers outside the CO snowline, while the radial migration of pebbles results in the generation of a plume of CO vapor interior the snowline, increasing the CO abundance by a factor ${\sim}2{-}6$ depending on the strength of the turbulence and the sizes of the individual pebbles.

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