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Saturday · 70 answers · 17 debuts

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

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    EST

    5D It's not exact: Abbr.

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    REN

    47A Rapper MC ___

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    STP

    43A Name on an oval

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    ESS

    22A Grand Prix feature

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    TON

    55D Host

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    TEL

    28A Abbr. before a number

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    AMASS

    10D Opposite of deplete

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    DIS

    46A Trash

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    OMAR

    8D Taliban mullah

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    NIN

    25A "Children of the Albatross" author

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    RIPS

    11D They may be put in stitches

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    DENTS

    46D Auto damage

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    DENALI

    44D Alaska's ___ National Park

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    FASTS

    58A Takes nothing in

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    SECTS

    27D They branch off

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    DUST

    29A It looks bad on the surface

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    SEP

    45A 30-day span: Abbr.

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    POST

    50D Place on duty

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    FIRST

    56A See 53-Across

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    TONED

    30A Not flabby

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    METED

    38A Rationed

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    SDS

    48A Port Huron Statement org.

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    TULIP

    28D ___ tree

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    DESSERT

    41D What a loser may skip

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    ONEON

    53A Situation in which only 56-Across is occupied

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    MIAMI

    16A Extinct Algonquian

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    BASIN

    34D Geological depression

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    DWEEB

    29D Loser

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    STASIS

    26A Stagnation

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    HITIT

    7D Number-starting prompt

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    BTUS

    52A A/C measure

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    ARTISAN

    3D Crafty one?

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    OCEANIA

    36D Totalitarian state in "1984"

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    BEIN

    19A "Hair" tune

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    TOSTADA

    39D Taqueria offering

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    TALLORDER

    57A Hard thing to fill

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    DIDUP

    23D Styled

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    RAPANUI

    12D Noted Chilean island

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    THEBEST debut

    1D Tops

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    PUTUPWITH debut

    31A Stand

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    PLAT

    51D Surveyor's work

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    DRT

    23A Richard Gere title role of 2000

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    OCS

    24A It turns out lts.

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    ROLLE

    47D "Good Times" star, on 70's TV

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    BERM

    52D Landscaping screen

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    ILLATEASE

    54A Hardly relaxed

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    APPAL

    18A Dismay

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    SHEARS

    6D Cuts

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    ENDUSER

    40D Software developer's concern

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    ARRIS

    10A Paul Gallico title character

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    PRMEN

    32D Guys in promotion

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    ACIS

    42A Victim of Polyphemus, in myth

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    DEBONE

    44A Fillet

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    DONTPANIC debut

    35A "Remain calm"

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    ESTATETAX debut

    17A A trust may reduce it

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    PANTSUITS

    31D Some office attire

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    SILENTH debut

    14D Honorable start?

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    RISESTO

    2D Meets

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    NIPPERS debut

    37D Some playful pooches

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    WAXPOETIC debut

    9D Gush, in a way

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    AIRPASSAGE debut

    20A Circulation aid

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    HIROSHIMA debut

    15A Peace Memorial Museum locale

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    STEINMART debut

    59A Discount clothing store chain

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    TRADESHOW debut

    1A Fair

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    ACLUB debut

    21D "Not with ___ the heart is broken": Emily Dickinson

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    CUBALIBRE debut

    33A Old-fashioned alternative

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    DASHOFF debut

    35D Leave quickly

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    DOAN debut

    4D Druggist for whom some commercial pills are named

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    HAPPENUPON debut

    49A Run into

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    IMAGIST debut

    13D Ezra Pound, e.g.

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