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

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   ERE

   5D Up until

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   EDEN

   8D Isn't that just perfect?

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   ARIA

   45A 48-Across feature

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   SRS

   9D High class?: Abbr.

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   RDA

   49D Package info: Abbr.

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   LAM

   47D Skedaddle

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   SNEER

   41D Unkind look

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   OTT

   26A 11-time 1930's-40's All-Star

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    MAI

    34A Part of le printemps

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    LUNA

    17A Kind of moth

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    RAS

    43A ___ al-Khaimah (one of the United Arab Emirates)

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    HEEL

    42A Scoundrel

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    INCH

    21A Creep

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    WES

    29D First name in horror

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    EDITED

    51A In final form, as a film

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    WATTS

    27A There are 745.7 of them in one horsepower

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    AERATE

    36D Make sparkling

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    STANCE

    3D Golf lesson topic

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    DAHLIA

    1D Pale violet

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    POEMS

    25D Lays

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    ARTERY

    13A Throughway

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    REINER

    37D "Fatal Instinct" director

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    AROUND

    2D Here and there

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    CORNS

    33A Case for a podiatrist

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    RACERS

    53A Meet people

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    DOWNTOEARTH

    28A Levelheaded

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    ESAS

    39A Spanish pronoun

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    LEV

    20A Numbers preceder: Abbr.

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    CEREAL

    33D Total, e.g.

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    OBRIEN

    18A New York-based TV host

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    ATDAWN

    44A Early in the morning

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    SCARP

    35A Line of cliffs

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    ROSANNE

    32D Singer Cash

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    PLAIDS

    38D They're checked

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    ERI

    30D Joseph C. Lincoln's "Cap'n ___"

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    REEVES

    12D "Superman and the Mole Men" star, 1951

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    ERNANI

    48A Verdi work whose title character is a bandit

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    RAREE

    7D Peep show

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    SYSOP

    6D Techie administrator

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    AABA

    44D Rubáiyát stanza scheme

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    LTGEN

    40D Wearer of three stars: Abbr.

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    DASHES

    1A Tom, to Samuel F. B. Morse

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    ADEEP

    24A Take ___ breath

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    ANNABEL

    50A Lee of literature

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    HOAXES

    15A Some urban legends

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    INDEPTH

    11D Rigorous

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    ENOLAGAY

    46A Carrier of devastating cargo

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    TOILETTE

    10D Act of dressing and grooming oneself

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    LEGMAN

    52A Reporter who uses shoe leather

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    PADRONE

    14A Exploitative employer

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    RESTIR

    7A Not let the lees settle

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    WAACS

    27D Some noncombatants, for short

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    BRONZEMEDAL

    19D Award for showing

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    FORASONG

    31D Dirt-cheap

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    FREEZEFRAME debut

    31A Film technique

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    PRINE

    22A Folk singer John

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    CARMECHANIC

    23D One who may adjust a belt

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    CEPE

    23A French chef's mushroom

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    POINTOFVIEW debut

    14D Angle

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    FORESIDE debut

    16A Front

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    FRITTERAWAY debut

    16D Waste

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    HEXAHEDRONS debut

    4D Most dice

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    LEWES debut

    40A English philosopher George Henry ___

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    ROOMSERVICE debut

    32A Hotel amenity

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