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

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   ACE

   12D Rare driving result

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   NIL

   53D Lacking value

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   MIA

   42A Italian pronoun

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   NOS

   27A Some are odd: Abbr.

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   COT

   4D Simple sack

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   LAVA

   50D Composition of some beds

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   TOM

   54D Boy whose name is repeated in a nursery rhyme

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   ALIEN

   41A Unearthly

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    CAP

    20A Mushroom part

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    MEL

    51A Harris of Hollywood

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    EENY

    33A Counter's start

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    META

    47A Prefix with language

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    CASA

    49D Latin quarters

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    TAPE

    24A Runner's goal

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    LBS

    30D Abbr. for dumbbells

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    DEEPEND

    15D Hysteria area

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    SIREN

    43A One who made Ulysses fit to be tied

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    SORTS

    23A Breeds

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    CEDES

    10D Yields

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    SALS

    44A Pitcher Maglie and others

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    ESCAPEE

    14D Coop flier

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    LINEN

    28A Stuff in a closet

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    SOLTI

    45D Longtime Chicago maestro

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    CPL

    48A Radar, e.g.: Abbr.

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    SINGS

    45A Emulates a 43-Across

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    OBIS

    5D Eastern ties

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    MASCARA

    34D It may run in the rain

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    CHOCOLATECOATED

    1A Like some doughnuts

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    ESAS

    21A Those in La Mancha

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    HRH

    18A Letters of royalty

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    TENSED

    31A Pulled tight

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    METERS

    34A They're fed at curbside

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    ELAPSED

    35D Ran out

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    TUBS

    32A They may be draining

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    GETEVEN

    39D Pay someone back

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    SETTEES

    22D Parlor fixtures

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    TANEY

    25A Chief Justice in the Dred Scott case

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    HEARSAY

    2D Court no-no, usually

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    CONCEAL debut

    49A Cloak

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    EXULTS

    9D Crows

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    TER

    31D Thrice: Lat.

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    TINYTIM

    24D 1960's falsetto singer

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    SINCERE

    37D Open

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    ONALERT

    40D Watching

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    LENAS

    28D Actress Headey and others

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    EREMITE

    38D Taker of a religious vow

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    SETTLES

    19A Doesn't get everything one wants

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    LIVES

    6D Video game allotment

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    ACETONES

    7D Thinner components

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    SANDL

    46D C.D. source

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    MINTED

    42D Stamped out, in a way

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    STRATEGO

    37A War game

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    TINCANS

    13D They inspired Andy Warhol

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    ADELAIDESLAMENT

    56A Classic Frank Loesser song from a 1950 musical

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    AEROBICEXERCISE

    16A It'll do your heart good

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    ETAGERES

    33D Tchotchke holders

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    CACHETS

    1D Distinguishing marks

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    TILLAGE

    36D Farmer's fieldwork

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    ASANALTERNATIVE

    52A Choice words

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    ORIS

    11D "... ___ it me?"

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    SYSTOLES debut

    29A Blood pressure readings

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    TEATROS

    8D Where drammi are performed

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    ORPHANS

    3D "Father Murphy" extras

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    REGISTEREDVOTER

    55A One with a poll position?

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    YOURN

    26D Colloquial possessive

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    CAPTIVEAUDIENCE debut

    17A They have to listen

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