Export versions without crop applied

Hi-
I am needing to quickly export my versions (~20 photos, 1 version each) without the crop applied.
I can export the masters but then I lose levels (and other) adjustments from the RAW. What I'd like to be able to do is:
On the Export Versions dialog window, [de]-select certain adjustments that should not be applied on the export. I think that would be a cool feature.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Scott

I believe you will find that you can select any cropped photo, click on the Crop tool, click outside the crop borders, which will remove the crop, lift adjustments and then click on all the other cropped photos and Stamp. This Stamp will remove only the crop. You can then Export, and the with all those still selected, use Edit to Undo the Stamp that had removed the crop.
Ernie

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