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

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   SAD

   37A Low

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   TREE

   47D Family ___

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   AVA

   43A Actress Gardner

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   TALE

   42A Scheherazade's lifesaver

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   MAN

   24A "I can't believe it!"

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   POD

   31D It's side-splitting

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   ILLS

   6D Unhappy happenings

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   GEESE

   44A Ninnies

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    OTT

    28A Master Melvin of baseball

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    ASTER

    18A Provider of fall color

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    MAAM

    32A Sir's partner

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    MOM

    27D Soccer ___

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    ANDES

    54A Company that makes a mint

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    POPE

    29A "Fools rush in where angels fear to tread" writer

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    GENA

    49D Actress Rowlands

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    CELL

    36A Kind of phone

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    LAPS

    25A Swimmer's routine

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    MANIA

    45A Enthusiasm gone too far

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    PHOTO

    20A It can be taken on a trip

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    ABUTS

    21A Touches

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    ENSUITE debut

    8D Forming a series

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    PLUS

    31A Good thing

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    RUSH

    11D Bungee jumper's feeling

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    OTTOMAN

    12D Part of a living room set

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    BORES

    5D Snoozers

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    OCANADA

    33D Song that ends "We stand on guard for thee"

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    CROAT

    10A Dalmatian, e.g.

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    LOUNGE

    26D Airport area

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    ESSAYTEST

    55A History final, maybe

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    CRONES

    30A They're not pretty

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    AFORE

    50A Previously

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    LINDA

    22A Oscar winner Hunt

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    RESENT

    9D Bristle at

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    OHIOAN

    33A Orville or Wilbur Wright, e.g.

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    ACROBAT

    2D Flipper

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    NEWTO

    46A Unfamiliar with

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    REGIME

    41D Ruling body

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    DECALS

    23D Models may have them on

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    THRONES debut

    14D King-sized furniture?

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    ALIASES

    38D Things to hide behind

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    ACETATE

    13D See-through sheet

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    MERRY

    45D Blithe

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    DEAREST

    39D Sugar substitute?

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    SANJOSE debut

    37D First capital of California

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    CASINOS

    36D Houses with decks

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    KNOTTS

    4D Fife player

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    INAWORD debut

    35D Briefly

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    DURER

    52A Engraver Albrecht

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    TARPIT

    42D Fossil preserver

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    BEEFALO

    1D Low-fat meat

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    TIECLIPS

    7D Some jewelry for men

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    HUTCH

    16A Coop

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    LITTERMATE debut

    26A Any in a group of puppies

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    ERRORLESS

    17A Perfect

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    INTERPOSE

    51A Situate between

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    CHAPARRAL

    10D Thicket

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    ECONOLINE debut

    15A Popular Ford van

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    HAVEFUN debut

    34D "Enjoy yourself!"

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    MEMENTOS

    32D Locks of hair and such

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    MOONRISES

    53A Lunar phenomena

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    BACKBITER debut

    1A Scurrilous critic

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    CANDYGRAMS debut

    40A Messages of love and kisses?

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    CORRUPT debut

    3D Taint

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    FORTESCUE debut

    19A English jurist who wrote "De laudibus legum Angliae"

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    GINGERJAR debut

    48A Wide-mouthed porcelain container

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    PLAYGOERS debut

    29D Theater audience

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