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

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   AURA

   25D Something in the air

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   SETS

   23A Studio sites

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   RARE

   50D Exceptional

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   SURE

   26D "You betcha!"

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   AGEE

   5D Pulitzer winner James

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   IWIN

   24A "You lose"

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   APTS

   21A Living units: Abbr.

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   IMOK

   9D Comment after an accident

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    THEM

    44A The opponents

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    ANTENNA

    3D Good listener?

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    NEMESIS

    35D Batman, to the Riddler

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    ENOL

    43A Chemical compound

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    BORNE

    20A Shouldered

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    EUGENE

    42D ___ Gant, hero of "Look Homeward, Angel"

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    ANEMONE

    34D Flower said to have sprung from the blood of Adonis

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    ENTITLE

    12D License

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    NOSTRIL

    2D Air intake site

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    PHOBIA debut

    13D Cause for inaction, maybe

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    TENSES

    15D Strains

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    PAINE

    4D "The Liberty Tree" writer

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    EZER

    42A Weizman of Israel

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    ANNEE

    41A A year in Provence

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    SIDED

    46A Made common cause (with)

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    ARMREST

    54A It may go up in an airplane

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    DESADE

    55A "Justine" author, 1791

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    ACOLYTE

    17A Follower

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    PAVED

    45D Easy to drive on

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    SUEDES

    29A Tannery products

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    HAYSEED

    11D Provincial, so to speak

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    LIZA

    48D "___ of Lambeth" (Maugham's first novel)

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    STELE

    26A Memorial marker

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    SNAPAT

    1A Be short with

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    MESSRS

    56A Polite title: Abbr.

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    OLDEST

    40D First-born

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    PUZO

    45A "Fools Die" author

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    RATTED

    32D Sang

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    AZIZ

    25A Doctor in "A Passage to India"

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    CELESTE

    10D Popular pizza

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    EROSIVE

    51A Like wind and water

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    SAMMS

    46D Emma of "Dynasty"

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    ENDUSER

    38D Product enjoyer

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    SEHR

    29D Very, in Bonn

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    UNCAS

    8D Tragic James Fenimore Cooper character

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    PIZZAZZ

    22D Flair

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    QUARTZ

    7D Hard rock

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    RAKESIN

    19A Gathers abundantly

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    RAMESES

    52A "The Ten Commandments" role

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    TIMELAG debut

    47A Certain delay

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    ADHERETO

    36A Bond with

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    BCDE

    28D A train?

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    DENIZEN

    53A Resident

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    RUANDA

    32A Bantu language

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    IDEOGRAM debut

    31D Bit of fine calligraphy, maybe

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    TERRAZZO

    6D Atrium flooring

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    HASTIER

    16A Using less than due deliberation

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    OFTENER

    18A More frequently

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    PEONAGE

    13A Servitude

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    QUICHE debut

    7A Brunch dish

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    TOELESS

    39D Like sandals

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    UNMEANT

    14A Insincere

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    ALLABUZZ debut

    27A Discussing excitedly

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    GRANULE

    49A Bit of salt

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    CROZIER debut

    30A Brian who wrote "The Rise and Fall of the Soviet Empire"

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    REINERS debut

    37D Hollywood father and son combo

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    SEAFOWL debut

    1D Coastal birds

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    UNHIRED debut

    33D Jobless

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