Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-03), then by uses across the whole archive.

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   ORE

   30A Fissure filler

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   ERE

   28D Afore

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   COPA

   37A Storied Big Apple nightclub

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   ELISHA

   10D Inventor Otis

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   ERITREA

   18A Asmara is its capital

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   SHEET

   35A Kind of music or lightning

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   SPEWS

   27A Expels

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   TMEN

   8D 1947 docudrama

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    DWEEB debut

    25D Loser

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    DETESTS

    6D Can't stand

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    DEARSIR

    25A Generic greeting

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    STER

    48D Trick ending?

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    EDASNER

    54A Actor who's a crossword fan

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    TEASERS

    14D Film snippets

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    ACTRESS

    40D Arthur or Monroe, e.g.

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    ARRESTS

    23A Picks up

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    RELENT

    46A Cave

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    RETEST

    44D Take back to the lab

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    FLORIDA debut

    1A Key setting

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    OVERARM

    3D Like a baseball pitch

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    REVERES debut

    15A Holds in awe

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    FREESIA debut

    13D Variety of iris

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    STAS

    29A Depots: Abbr.

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    CHEESE

    22A Smile trigger?

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    ACETATE

    17A 78's composition

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    ELECTRA

    33D Sister of Orestes

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    PINETAR

    39D Bat application

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    PESETAS

    53A They're spent in Spain

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    MOLIERE

    16A Jean Baptiste Poquelin's pen name

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    TERMITE

    52A Home wrecker

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    ASES

    7D "___ Death" (Grieg work)

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    COLONEL

    37D Eagle wearer

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    EERIEST

    12D Most inexplicable

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    LEMS

    26A NASA vehicles

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    ONENOTE

    51A Rodgers and Hart's "Johnny ___"

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    TRAILS

    21A Is behind

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    ALLOVER debut

    41A High and low

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    LECARRE

    2D "The Russia House" author

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    PLEASED

    32D Content

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    LITTERS

    11D Befouls the path

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    SETRATE debut

    35D Fixed charge

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    VIOLIN debut

    42D Instrument played by 24-Down

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    FRACTAL debut

    1D Irregular mathematical shape

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    THELEFT

    8A Labour, in England

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    NASTIES

    20A Loathsome little creatures

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    OSTLERS

    55A Stable work force

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    TOMTOMS debut

    34D Rain dance accompaniment

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    ASTOLAT debut

    50A The lily maid of ___ (Tennyson's Elaine)

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    ONEVOTE debut

    38D Each man's entitlement, per the saying

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    RETRIES debut

    4D Puts in the dock again

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    CARRIES debut

    19A Bears

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    FACTORS

    47A Components

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    IRAILS debut

    5D Some tracks

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    BYRONIC debut

    43A Romantic and melancholy

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    DEEMIT debut

    45A "Would you not ___ breathed?": Shak.

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    HOPO debut

    49D ___-my-thumb

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    HORACES debut

    9D "___ Satires & Epistles" (classical Roman work)

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    HOTOVER debut

    49A Ticked off about

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    SADFATE debut

    31D Tragic end

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    SPET debut

    31A Small barracuda

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    SPOHR debut

    24D Ludwig who wrote nine symphonies

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    TYRONES debut

    36D Family in O'Neill dramas

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