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Saturday · 70 answers · 13 debuts

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

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    ASAP

    10A In very short order

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  2. 2
    TSAR

    25D Michael, for one

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  3. 3
    ISLE

    33D Cuba's ___ of Youth

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    ELLA

    15A "___ in Berlin" (1960 jazz album)

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    ETTA

    48D "___ Kett"

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    IAM

    9D Existential declaration

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    ESTEE

    53A Name on a compact

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    BRO

    52D Dude

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    OBI

    31A Asian waist product?

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  10. 10
    AMOS

    34A Old Testament book

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    SPAS

    57A Exercise options?

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  12. 12
    LARA

    2D Superman's mother

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    DEER

    49D Buck, say

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    UTES

    36A Uintah and Ouray Reservation inhabitants

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    APART

    40A Set off

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    ROSA

    55A ___ Dartle, woman in "David Copperfield"

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    TEASE

    45D Make frizzy

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    AMMO

    26D Contents of some barrels

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    BAT

    30D Swing

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    SMART

    59A With 1-Across, pseudo-wits

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    BEAD

    32D Primitive monetary unit

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  22. 22
    OLDER

    7D Like a big brother

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    51
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    ETTE

    16A Luncheon follower

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  24. 24
    HOPI

    6A Kachina performer

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  25. 25
    ERIK

    3D Nobelist poet ___ Axel Karlfeldt

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    ONEL

    58A First-year Harvard law student

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    USUAL

    46A Routine

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    TOON

    47D Rocky or Bullwinkle

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    AERATE

    10D Make fizzy

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  30. 30
    AMFM

    1D Like some tuners

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    SERT

    50D Rockefeller Center muralist

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    46
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    PLUS

    8D Furthermore

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    PEERS

    13D Looks

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    HAREM

    28A Part of some Muslim households

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    45
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    EATER

    56A One may be picky

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    TEARS

    35A They may leave a stain

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    PEARLS

    41D Some divers' booty

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    BOARD

    19D Cooperative people?

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    RIVER

    23A Natural boundary

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    UNCLESAM

    36D July 4 parade figure

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    CARLY debut

    38D Simon of pop

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    9
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    TAKENIN

    25A Scammed

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    7
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    CATERERS

    4D Wedding expenses

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    OATER

    22A Picture with a posse, perhaps

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    MARAT

    14A Corday killed him

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    USEUP

    44D Deplete

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    ALECS

    1A See 59-Across

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    ROK

    37A Early '50s soldier

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    ATTEN

    12D When some take a coffee break

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    FRITO

    17A Popular snack chip

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    TOPOL

    45A "Fiddler on the Roof" star

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    FURL

    54A Roll and bind

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    ZIPCODE

    42A State follower, sometimes

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    CUFFS debut

    43D Shirt pair

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    HEAVENSENT

    6D Providential

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    AVIATORS

    21D Air-conditioned people?

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    PATENS

    24A Holders of blessed bread

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    PARSNIPS

    24D Soup flavorers

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    CONTINENTAL debut

    38A American competitor

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    EPOPEES

    39D Heroic poems

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    HORIZONTAL debut

    28D Flat

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    2
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    KOOKABURRA debut

    27D Bird whose cry sounds like laughter

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    2
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    SMORGASBORD debut

    29A Extensive variety

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    2
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    STATEMOTTO debut

    11D "Eureka" or "Excelsior"

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    2
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    TENSPEEDS debut

    47A They may be shifted in transit

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    ADUMBRATE debut

    18A Produce a faint image of

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    CUBERS debut

    43A Some steak preparers

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    FERRYBOAT debut

    51A Banks' go-between

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    1
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    MAKEWAVES debut

    20A Stir up trouble

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    STOWING debut

    5D Doing warehouse work

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