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Sunday · 140 answers · 21 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

    124A Formula ___

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  2. 2
    STY

    22A Slop trough site

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    343
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    EON

    73A Long time

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    343
  4. 4
    TNT

    121A Kind of charge

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    338
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    EMIT

    32A Give out

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    262
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    ELM

    9A Colonnade tree

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    240
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    OVER

    107A In the past

    25
    247
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    PTA

    28A Open house org.

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    240
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    ELK

    104A Largish deer

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    207
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    DOT

    17D "i" piece?

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    178
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    SAP

    39A Plant production

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    194
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    ASEA

    93A Out fishing, possibly

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    326
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    ABET

    40D Opposite of hinder

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    228
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    ITCH

    101A Cast wearer's problem

    21
    135
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    TON

    119D Boatload

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    208
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    EDNA

    9D Dame ___ Everage

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    245
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    URN

    13D Archaeological find

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    244
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    EMIR

    36A V.I.P. on Al Jazeera

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    218
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    DAS

    77A "___ Kapital"

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    115
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    ALES

    110D They may be bitter

    17
    240
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    HUE

    120D Clamor

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    121
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    INC

    34A Ending of a firm's name

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    126
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    POE

    111A "Some Words With a Mummy" writer

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    154
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    HERE

    116D "Look ___!"

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    150
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    EKES

    5D Stretches (out)

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    119
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    ROAR

    83D Din

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    169
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    RDA

    78A Food label no.

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    138
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    DRY

    98A Champagne classification

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    115
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    TREAT

    33D Pick up the tab

    13
    94
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    SNIP

    14D Delicate cut

    12
    133
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    BOO

    68A "Get off the stage!""

    12
    101
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    MAD

    128A On the warpath

    11
    126
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    HEIR

    76A Next in line

    11
    91
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    EROICA

    80A Musical premiere of 1805

    11
    65
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    TERI

    67A Actress Hatcher

    10
    210
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    OTT

    118D Legendary Giant

    10
    193
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    BASE

    47A Headquarters

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    104
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    MDS

    62A Hosp. workers

    10
    81
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    MASH

    65A Pulp

    10
    63
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    ILE

    90D ___ du Diable

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    234
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    SATAN

    48D Tempter

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    81
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    USS

    1A ___ Maine

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    110
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    NAOMI

    72D Supermodel Campbell

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    98
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    EATAT

    57A Worry

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    71
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    BIC

    64A Razor maker

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    63
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    HOPE

    88D "A good breakfast, but an ill supper": Francis Bacon

    7
    59
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    LOST

    74A Bowed (to)

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    82
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    LOIS

    10D TV role for 67-Across

    6
    76
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    CTR

    35D Geom. point

    6
    65
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    GETS

    115D Is amused by

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    57
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    LOTTO

    8D Ball game

    6
    56
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    THUS

    114D As follows

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    51
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    STRUT

    82A Symbol of pride

    6
    47
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    KNEES

    127A Benders?

    6
    40
  55. 55
    CALEB

    81D Spy in Canaan

    6
    36
  56. 56
    OSS

    126A W.W. II spy org.

    5
    114
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    EGGO

    112D Kellogg company brand

    5
    92
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    PERE

    100A Euro pop?

    5
    62
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    FIRST

    43D In the lead

    4
    40
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    DISCS

    70D Jewel case inserts

    4
    37
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    SOTTO

    106D ___ voce

    4
    29
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    EIDER

    49A Pillow filler

    3
    63
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    BESS

    105A Gershwin title character

    3
    58
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    HMOS

    30A Caring grps.

    3
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    IDEM

    37A Alter ___ (another exactly the same)

    3
    39
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    IMF

    7D World bankers' grp.

    3
    38
  67. 67
    HINDI

    50A Delhi tongue

    3
    33
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    YOUR

    99D Elton John's "___ Song"

    3
    32
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    CATCH

    71D Hidden drawback

    3
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    PUG

    79A Lap dog

    3
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    SITCOM

    2D Light show

    3
    14
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    SINGS

    45D Is a rat

    3
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    PIA

    18A Actress Zadora

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    HESS

    24D Oilman Leon who owned the New York Jets

    2
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    COL

    6D Venez. neighbor

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    GRO

    63A Miracle-___

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    CECIL

    4A Literary biographer Lord David ___

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    INDOOR

    51D Suitable for rainy days

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    AROUND

    60D Nearby

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    RESORTS

    95D Holiday spots

    2
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    TILLS

    75D Uses a harrow

    2
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    NERUDA

    26D Poet portrayed in "Il Postino"

    2
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    SNOOTS

    125A High-hats

    2
    15
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    UPSIDE

    1D Advantages

    2
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    YOKOONO

    92D Object of the 1981 hit "Woman"

    2
    14
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    HENIE

    30D 1920's-30's Winter Olympics star

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    ENHANCE

    16D Magnify

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    IDYLL

    90A Brief romance

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    MENDS

    89A Patches up

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    MCGEE

    11D Fictional sleuth Travis

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    20
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    POTPIE

    12D Purchase from the frozen foods section

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    SATORI

    109A Zen achievement

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    ICINESS

    25A Hostility

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    VNECK debut

    108D Sweater style

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    WKS

    117D Work units: Abbr.

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    13
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    KOKOMO

    19A 1988 comeback hit for the Beach Boys

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    DOLPHIN

    91D "Bottle-nosed" creature

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    TINGES

    61D Touches

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    6
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    COURTS debut

    123A Woos

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    5
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    GASOLINE

    84A Island purchase?

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    5
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    TEASEUP debut

    27A Make big, as hair

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    4
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    HOLYMEN debut

    116A Priests, e.g.

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    2
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    SKEIN

    46D Sewing shop purchase

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    DOTELL

    29A "Let's hear it"

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    KTEL

    19D Music compilation seller

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    GOMER

    84D Enemy pilot in a dogfight

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    GRAHAM

    56D Kind of flour

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    PAJAMAS

    41D Playboy's wear

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    CRENNA

    102D "Body Heat" actor Richard

    0
    10
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    SCRAPER

    66D Paint remover

    0
    8
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    BASSIST

    87D Bill Wyman, in the Rolling Stones

    0
    6
  112. 112
    HINTED

    103D Not explicit

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    6
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    ITSPAT debut

    58A 1994 "S.N.L."-based bomb starring Julia Sweeney

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    6
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    JIHADS

    54D Campaigns in the Mideast

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    DEPLORE

    38D Disapprove of

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    HOGTIED

    15D Rendered immobile

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    4
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    LACEDUP

    53D Like corsets

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    4
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    LENITY

    85D Softies show it

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    4
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    LOOSENS debut

    96A Relaxes

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    NEREUS debut

    97D Greek sea god

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    4
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    PERFECT

    42A "Just the thing!"

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    4
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    PUSHED

    12A Strongly recommended

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    UNTANGLE

    55A Straighten out

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    COWSLIP

    4D Marsh marigold

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    3
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    HUMBLE

    50D Self-effacing

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    3
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    THUMPER

    21D Heart, e.g.

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    3
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    DOCTORNONO debut

    20A Flirting with a patient, e.g.?

    0
    2
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    MMDC debut

    31D About six centuries hence

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    2
  129. 129
    RIOTGUN debut

    113A Nonlethal firearm

    0
    2
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    BIRTHED debut

    64D Brought forth

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    1
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    HOMERING debut

    94A Making a big hit

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    1
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    KINGTUTTUT debut

    122A Royal rebuke?

    0
    1
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    LAMBCHOPCHOP debut

    86A What the impatient reader of English essays requested?

    0
    1
  134. 134
    PEEPINGTOMTOM debut

    59D Drum that makes tiny bird sounds?

    0
    1
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    PICKLEJARJAR debut

    52A Have a "Star Wars" character preserved?

    0
    1
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    SARDINECANCAN debut

    69A Lively fish dance?

    0
    1
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    SAYITISNTSOSO debut

    3D Give either a wholly good or bad review?

    0
    1
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    SUSPENDS debut

    44A Defers

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    1
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    TWELFTHNIGHTNIGHT debut

    23A What the mother of a dozen kids says just before turning out the light?

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    1
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    WHOGOESTHERETHERE debut

    117A Phrase describing an offerer of sympathy?

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    1