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Sunday · 140 answers · 20 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ONE

    118D Murder ___

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    612
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    EAR

    66A Organ with a drum in it

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    485
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    AGO

    49A Have ___ at

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    291
  4. 4
    ADE

    89A "Fables in Slang" author

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    277
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    TIE

    13D One up, e.g.

    34
    284
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    ANY

    14D In-case connector

    33
    249
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    ENO

    120D Bowie collaborator

    29
    285
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    TIL

    29A Kay Kyser's "___ Reveille"

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    169
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    AMEN

    109D Grace period?

    27
    296
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    LOT

    55D Decision-making method

    25
    189
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    EGOS

    43D Swelled heads

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    210
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    ESS

    84D Track challenge

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    413
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    ASTO

    4D Re

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    192
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    ASIS

    8D Tag line

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    183
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    ANON

    57A At another time

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    275
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    ACES

    35A Sneaks one past

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    211
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    SAGA

    80A Adventure

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    144
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    AVA

    32D She married Mickey

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    229
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    AWE

    33A Electrify

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    238
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    ATSEA

    20A Uncertain

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    194
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    ELO

    106A Jeff Lynne's grp.

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    250
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    LAS

    27A Part of U.N.L.V.

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    173
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    LOS

    70A ___ Mochis, Mexico

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    144
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    WAS

    34D Breathed

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    128
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    STS

    26A John, Paul and George: Abbr.

    16
    191
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    SAL

    30A He was Plato in "Rebel Without a Cause"

    14
    221
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    NONE

    44D What one little piggy had

    14
    132
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    ARCH

    98A Spot for a parade

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    159
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    SWAN

    107A Exemplar of grace

    13
    78
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    IDA

    102A Nev. neighbor

    12
    251
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    EDDY

    18D Countercurrent

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    154
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    TENSE

    123A Needing kneading?

    12
    114
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    LAV

    91D John

    12
    63
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    SLOE

    72D ___-eyed

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    164
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    SLOT

    107D Place on the schedule

    11
    131
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    SEX

    97A Censor's subject

    11
    118
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    EVENT

    122A Party, e.g.

    11
    102
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    SIAM

    54A Rama VII's domain

    11
    91
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    MED

    73D Kind of student

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    90
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    HEP

    117D Drillmaster's word

    11
    82
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    ALIA

    51D Inter ___

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    108
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    TINY

    28A Like 47-Down's bubbles

    10
    64
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    AUDI

    78D Quattro or Cabriolet

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    111
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    RUT

    110A Tire trapper

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    101
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    ITAL

    31A Emphatic type: Abbr.

    8
    94
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    COP

    37A Radar gun wielder

    8
    90
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    IRISH

    19A Jiggers?

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    85
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    LOW

    104A Not in the strike zone, maybe

    8
    72
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    DIOR

    52D French Christian

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    93
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    USED

    111D Reconditioned, e.g.

    6
    165
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    PEEL

    79D Striptease

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    97
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    RUDE

    110D Ill-bred

    6
    67
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    PITAS

    1A They're stuffed in delis

    6
    35
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    SODAS

    36D They're kept behind bars

    5
    67
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    RUED

    82A Felt bad about

    5
    55
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    FOB

    112A Change pocket

    5
    44
  57. 57
    TULSA

    76D University of ___ (the Golden Hurricane)

    5
    42
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    WATTS

    105D Power statistic

    5
    34
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    DID

    90D Pulled off

    4
    67
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    LEDA

    70D Mother of Helen

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    67
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    GRAB

    77D Excite, slangily

    4
    59
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    LYON

    55A Gastronomic capital of France

    4
    43
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    BREA

    115D Spanish tar

    4
    39
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    BEEF

    113D Kick

    4
    37
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    PIKE

    50D Peak discoverer

    4
    33
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    ATOI

    16D Yours, in Tours

    3
    52
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    SATED

    126A Full

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    48
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    AVIV

    103A Tel ___-Jaffa

    3
    44
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    PETIT

    65A ___ four

    3
    29
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    DAYO

    42D Harry Belafonte song phrase

    3
    28
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    PINATA

    1D It's hung and beaten

    3
    28
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    TEACH

    6A Train

    3
    27
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    OMELETTE

    87D High-cholesterol concoction

    3
    22
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    MENUS

    73A Restaurant stack

    3
    20
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    REMISS

    93A Hardly hardworking

    3
    17
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    SHINS

    5D They may need guards

    3
    15
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    ETH

    7D Shakespearean ending

    2
    111
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    TMEN

    83A Counterfeiters' nemeses

    2
    104
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    DEVIL

    74A Sinner's motivator?

    2
    33
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    NILES

    58D "The Nanny" butler

    2
    29
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    SONATINA debut

    62D Short composition

    2
    10
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    OTIC

    71D Of the 66-Across

    1
    67
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    AUDIO

    81A Sound

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    49
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    NOEND

    53D Incessantly

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    39
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    CIGAR

    69D Post-delivery handout

    1
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    DONHO

    47D Island entertainer

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    32
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    IRONIC

    2D Unexpected, in a way

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    CLEESE

    100D Comic John

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    21
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    EVOLVE

    96D Develop

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    20
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    SHTETL

    75A "Fiddler on the Roof" setting

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    19
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    LINENS

    95D Department store section

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    PABA

    11D Sunscreen ingredient

    1
    16
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    RELENT

    99D Soften

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    14
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    NIACIN

    23D Pellagra preventer

    1
    13
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    OPINED

    45A Imagined

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    12
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    VAMOOSE

    59A Split

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    12
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    CELTIC

    9D Bird, once

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    11
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    PALATES

    65D Chefs aim to please them

    1
    9
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    HOSTED

    101D Made introductions, maybe

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    8
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    KIOSKS

    61A Refreshment stands

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    6
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    NEGATED

    85D Reversed

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    6
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    TENSPEED

    124A Certain bike

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    6
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    PADDINGTON debut

    50A Marmalade-loving bear

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    3
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    PICKLED debut

    46D Like pigs' feet

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    2
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    ILIAC

    56A ___ artery

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    WIPE

    108D Film editing effect

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    NOVAE

    64D Star bursts

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    NUTMEG

    68D Mace source

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    20
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    DEFOE

    125A Friday's creator

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    TRAVEL

    41D Go places

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    19
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    NUI

    40D "Mahalo ___ loa" ("Thank you very much," in Maui)

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    15
  112. 112
    ARBS

    12D Finance workers, for short

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    14
  113. 113
    KEAN

    17D New Jersey's ___ University

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    13
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    TITTLE

    3D Jot

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    11
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    ANTONIA

    25A Willa Cather heroine

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    10
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    ENABLES

    114A Capacitates

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    10
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    NATURES

    48A Dispositions

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    CARTER

    15D SALT II signer

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    6
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    RHEIN

    63A Köln's river

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    6
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    ABBEYROAD

    24A Best-selling 1969 album

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    5
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    AGEMATES debut

    33D Fellow students, e.g.

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    3
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    GAPEDAT debut

    77A Eyeballed

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    3
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    MARINATED debut

    21A Like pigs' feet

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    MISHAPS debut

    60D Fender benders, e.g.

    0
    3
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    NIXONS

    88D Former first family

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    3
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    OPENENDED

    121A Like some discussions

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    3
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    TAGALONG debut

    6D Come too

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    3
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    BILLINGSGATE

    94A Coarsely abusive language

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    2
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    COVENTGARDEN debut

    39A Where Eliza Doolittle met Henry Higgins

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    2
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    HALSTON debut

    10D One-named fashion designer

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    2
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    NOTTINGHILL debut

    22A Julia Roberts/Hugh Grant film

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    2
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    STIFFED debut

    92D Didn't tip

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    2
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    DIESELS debut

    90A Semi drivers?

    0
    1
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    EATONPLACE debut

    86A "Upstairs, Downstairs" setting

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    1
  135. 135
    FLEETSTREET debut

    119A British press, figuratively

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    1
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    LIMEHOUSE debut

    116A "___ Blues" (1924 Paul Whiteman hit)

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    1
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    LONDONLOCALES debut

    67A Theme of this puzzle

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    1
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    MALLETS debut

    21D Polo clubs

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    1
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    PATACAKE debut

    11A Kids' game

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    1
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    PETARDS debut

    38D Hoisting devices?

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    1