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Sunday · 140 answers · 26 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ARE

    57D Don't just seem

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    533
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    IRE

    51A More than exasperation

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    498
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    OREO

    86A Ingredient in Cookies 'n Cream ice cream

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    408
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    ETC

    31D Mail Boxes ___

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    268
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    EAT

    73A Do some carbo-loading, e.g.

    33
    399
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    ANN

    28D Politico Richards

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    300
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    OBOE

    86D Wind up on stage?

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    315
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    STAN

    13D "South Park" boy

    31
    228
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    SKA

    29D Calypso kin

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    163
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    NTH

    104A Advanced degree

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    251
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    RNA

    40D Translation material

    29
    322
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    DOT

    65D When said three times, finale suggesting uncertainty

    25
    178
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    SLY

    77A Furtive

    24
    264
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    RHO

    100D P

    23
    191
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    ASEA

    12D Between ports

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    326
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    OER

    83D Anthem contraction

    22
    248
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    AURA

    19A Feeling

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    218
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    OVEN

    109D See 123-Across

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    177
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    ONUS

    45A Cross

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    197
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    SKI

    33A Travel between the poles?

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    180
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    NOS

    101A Turndowns

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    156
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    IGOR

    49D Operatic prince

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    207
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    ECON

    31A Nobel Prize subj.

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    151
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    NED

    103A Nancy Drew's guy

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    233
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    REPO

    108D Defaulter's loss

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    146
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    ASTI

    20A Italian province or its capital

    17
    224
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    ORO

    64A First prize at the 1992 Olympics

    16
    231
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    SSE

    93D Storm course: Abbr.

    15
    262
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    SHOO

    77D "Git!"

    15
    112
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    HEE

    81A Laugh sound

    15
    102
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    LEAN

    25A Low in fat

    14
    102
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    TOSS

    39D Turn's partner

    12
    139
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    REEF

    63A Snorkler's interest

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    100
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    APES

    119A Goons

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    153
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    MAO

    71D He wrote "Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun"

    11
    141
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    ARCO

    87A Bowed, in music

    11
    114
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    JAM

    74A Printer problem

    11
    90
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    OWES

    46A Is beholden to

    11
    88
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    DOC

    65A One who's an -ologist, maybe

    10
    102
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    DORA

    115A "David Copperfield" wife

    9
    111
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    CASH

    11A Bills, e.g.

    9
    101
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    ARCS

    5D Musical ties, essentially

    8
    109
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    GIS

    59A Military joes

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    82
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    BEET

    6D ___ greens

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    83
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    SONG

    75A Bird call

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    71
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    BIC

    1D Lighter handle?

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    63
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    ALEX

    37D 1959 Wimbledon winner ___ Olmedo

    6
    125
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    KENO

    112D Gambling game

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    93
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    ITLL

    85A "___ cost you!"

    6
    67
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    DONE

    123A Ready to come out of the 109-Down

    6
    66
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    OAKS

    111D Sturdy ones

    6
    59
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    SNOB

    7A Belittling sort

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    105
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    HIND

    14D Female deer

    5
    37
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    NRA

    61D New Deal agcy.

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    262
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    LEVI

    114A 1890's veep ___ P. Morton

    4
    97
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    GLAD

    107D Garden bloom, informally

    4
    71
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    TOON

    113A Bullwinkle, for one

    4
    69
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    NOGO

    110D Forbidden

    4
    67
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    ENERO

    102A Month in Madrid

    3
    137
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    ELTORO

    69D Combatant in una arena

    3
    35
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    STONY

    47D Expressionless

    3
    30
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    ERENOW

    97D Heretofore

    3
    23
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    AEGEAN

    116A Sight from Turkey

    3
    17
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    FEATS

    94D Exploits

    3
    13
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    ORAN

    9D North African port

    2
    85
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    LOREN

    4D "Two Women" Oscar winner

    2
    54
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    HTS

    68D Shaker ___, O.

    2
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    EDSELS

    15D Collectible Fords

    2
    45
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    THU

    35A Calendar abbr.

    2
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    IGNORE

    18A Brush aside

    2
    38
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    FINS

    30D Fivers

    2
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    TAW

    122A Shooting marble

    2
    29
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    NSW

    117D Australian state: Abbr.

    2
    24
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    MOWN

    36D Cut

    2
    20
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    DOWD

    21A Sharp-penned Maureen

    2
    18
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    VERONA

    96D "Romeo and Juliet" setting

    2
    13
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    LAHDIDAH debut

    84D Fancy-schmancy

    2
    8
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    AARE

    105A Bern's river

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    83
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    ALGER

    105D "Risen From the Ranks" writer

    1
    36
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    SINO

    118A ___-Soviet relations

    1
    36
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    SUER

    26A Person seen in court

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    RENEGE

    56D Go back

    1
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    DRYER

    22D Place for a tumbler

    1
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    ENNEAD

    60A The Supreme Court, e.g.

    1
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    GES

    99D Some TV sets

    1
    24
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    OOHLALA

    82A "C'est magnifique!"

    1
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    HOOK

    124A Boxer's punch

    1
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    COERCE

    23A Strong-arm

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    19
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    TORNADO

    92D Siren's cause

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    UNWISE

    98D Stupid

    1
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    RESHOE

    52D Work on more, as a farrier might

    1
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    AUTEUR

    41D Not your ordinary film director

    1
    7
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    NUMERAL

    8D I, for one

    1
    7
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    DONGS debut

    62D Cathedral bell sounds

    1
    3
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    CONBRIO debut

    88D With vigor

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    2
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    ILIE

    44A Nastase of tennis

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    ULEE

    80D 1997 Peter Fonda role

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    AGIN

    120A Opposin'

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    NCR

    32A AT&T acquisition of 1991

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    AMAN

    24A "___ Apart," 2003 Vin Diesel flick

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    EFS

    15A Two of fifty

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    TIGE

    38D Buster Brown's dog

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    ARRAS

    54D Ornate wall hanging

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    KNEADS

    121A Works with the hands

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    ILOVE

    34A Irving Berlin's "___ a Piano"

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    PARC

    78D Green piece of Paris

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    SAGEST

    76A Best, as advice

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    SWERVE

    17D Try to avoid hitting

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    14
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    CALLIN

    11D Talk radio feature

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    8
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    INTOIT

    95D Rapt

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    8
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    BANISTER

    10D It can be found step by step

    0
    7
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    IGOTCHA debut

    2D Prankster's cry

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    7
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    QTRS debut

    79D Bowl parts: Abbr.

    0
    7
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    SORROW

    125A Regret

    0
    7
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    TAMMI

    66D Singer Terrell

    0
    7
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    BIOLAB debut

    1A Scientific research center

    0
    6
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    REFITS

    90A Fixes up, as a ship

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    6
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    ONEHOUR

    3D TV drama length

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    5
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    CARROL

    42A 1930's-50's actor J. ___ Naish

    0
    4
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    EAMONN debut

    53D Irish runner Coghlan

    0
    4
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    ALERTLY debut

    72A Best way to drive

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    3
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    INAYEAR debut

    91D 12 months from now

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    3
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    LOWELL

    58D Merrimack River city

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    3
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    PROMQUEENS debut

    78A Teens with tiaras

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    3
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    ATREEGROWSINBROOKLYN debut

    106A Classic best seller by Betty Smith

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    2
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    BEULAH debut

    55D 1950's sitcom starring Ethel Waters

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    2
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    INITSELF debut

    51D Apart from others

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    2
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    OUTRANK debut

    89D Surpass

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    2
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    YAYA debut

    70D "Divine Secrets of the ___ Sisterhood"

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    2
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    ABRONXTALE debut

    54A 1993 Robert De Niro film

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    1
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    FIVEBOROUGHCOURSE debut

    94A What people follow when they 67-Across

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    1
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    FOUROF debut

    16D :56, timewise

    0
    1
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    GRINSAT debut

    48A Reacts to, as a joke

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    1
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    MANHATTANTRANSFER debut

    36A Popular 1970's-80's vocal-harmony quartet

    0
    1
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    NICKJR debut

    50D Cable channel for kids

    0
    1
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    ROOFTREE debut

    43D Beam at the very top of a house

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    1
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    RUNTHENEWYORKMARATHON debut

    67A What thousands do on the first Sunday of every November

    0
    1
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    SAATCHI debut

    7D Big name in ad agencies

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    1
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    THESTATENISLANDFERRY debut

    27A Free service started in 1905

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    1
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    TURISMO debut

    66A Major industry of Madeira

    0
    1