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Sunday · 170 answers · 16 debuts

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

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    ALA

    69D Taking after

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    513
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    ALI

    141A Louisville museum subject

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    518
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    EPEE

    119A Abbé de l'___, sign language pioneer

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    343
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    LEO

    54D Writer Rosten

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    268
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    SNL

    63D NBC offering, in brief

    40
    263
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    ETS

    13D Some characters in "The X Files," for short

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    319
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    TEA

    138D Sri Lanka export

    30
    374
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    ALL

    57A Completely

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    299
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    ONES

    75D Snake eyes

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    295
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    AVE

    125A Mad. ___

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    246
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    HER

    90D 5-Down's partner

    27
    237
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    YET

    82D Even so

    27
    201
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    GEL

    29A Solidify

    26
    185
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    PSI

    55D Pressure unit: Abbr.

    24
    198
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    STP

    137D Racing car product

    23
    172
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    NES

    58A Old video game inits.

    23
    118
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    OED

    91D Ref. staple

    22
    141
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    ILL

    145A "___ bite!"

    21
    260
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    EARL

    109A Rank above viscount

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    195
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    REM

    86A "The One I Love" group

    19
    158
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    MAC

    127A Buddy

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    133
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    MERE

    126D Insignificant

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    155
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    OWL

    6A Rice University mascot

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    135
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    SEEP

    83A Percolate

    18
    128
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    RES

    135D ___ gestae

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    279
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    SSE

    83D Burlington-to-Brattleboro dir.

    15
    262
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    AHAB

    37D Queequeg's captain

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    156
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    HERE

    96A "Take one"

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    150
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    TORE

    41A Ripped

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    122
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    IAGO

    40A Cassio's rival

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    173
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    EONS

    106D Long periods

    14
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    DEAL

    77A You might shake on it

    14
    104
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    MCAT

    36D Future doc's exam

    14
    33
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    RAH

    99A Sound of support

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    215
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    NCAA

    47A Grp. with eligibility requirements

    13
    164
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    ACELA

    73A Amtrak train

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    TROT

    120A Instruction to an equestrian

    12
    171
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    EIN

    81D German article

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    159
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    ATEAM

    25A First-stringers

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    122
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    FEN

    98A Where a water mint grows

    12
    79
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    RAG

    51A Fast-moving piano piece

    11
    149
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    OPEC

    128A Acronym since 1960

    11
    143
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    OOZE

    111A Percolate

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    116
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    AILS

    43D Has a temperature, say

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    104
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    SALSA

    124D Lively dance

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    98
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    TBA

    4D Not yet decided: Abbr.

    11
    78
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    PIER

    50A Unloading site

    10
    97
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    LIST

    8D It's just one thing after another

    10
    86
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    MASH

    126A Moonshine mix

    10
    63
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    HIM

    5D Half of an everyday duo

    10
    62
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    COLA

    48D Carbonated choice

    9
    116
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    LEAK

    62D Little hole, maybe

    9
    75
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    NYC

    117D Home of Times Sq. and Columbus Cir.

    9
    58
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    RABBI

    20A Certain scholar

    9
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    NEAT

    104D Straight, or straightened

    8
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    TOR

    72A Craggy peak

    8
    115
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    DON

    105D Slip on

    8
    111
  58. 58
    FAD

    52D Rage

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    87
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    ABRA

    39D "East of Eden" woman

    8
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    PEE

    71D Capital of Poland

    8
    53
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    SHY

    94D Short

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    107
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    FLA

    130A Lake Okeechobee's state: Abbr.

    7
    69
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    ODEON

    110A Classic theater

    7
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    RIMS

    32A Tire holders

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    TATE

    93D Poet laureate of 1700

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    102
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    COAT

    107D Checked item

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    89
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    STEAL

    137A Lift

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    TRITE

    46D Played out

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    ONT

    76D Mich. neighbor

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    144
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    YDS

    26A Football amts.

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    125
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    AHS

    108A Sounds of satisfaction

    5
    121
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    WACO

    38A 1966 film western set in Texas

    5
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    GUS

    132D Gloomy guy

    5
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    HEAP

    79D Pile

    5
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    XII

    21A Top of a clock dial

    5
    39
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    PALL

    129D Gloomy atmosphere

    5
    35
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    MASSE

    84A Tricky billiards shot

    4
    54
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    ITALIC

    115D Leaning to the right

    4
    43
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    FONT

    98D Helvetica is one

    4
    39
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    OATEN

    2D Like granola

    4
    39
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    MUNI

    127D Tax-free bond, briefly

    4
    36
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    TEASER

    143A Movie preview

    4
    28
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    GARBO

    70D "___ Talks" (1984 movie)

    4
    25
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    OCULAR

    133A Eyepiece

    4
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    AGS

    73D Ashcroft and Reno, e.g.: Abbr.

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    LOSETO

    28A Do worse than

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    LEER

    61D What a rake may do

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    JAR

    136A Rattle

    3
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    PERSE

    88D Inherently

    3
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    WIDE

    7D Off, as a pitch

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    TEARS

    142A Outpouring from ducts

    3
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    PARKA

    146A Hood's place

    3
    24
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    IFEAR

    122D "Alas ..."

    3
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    OBELI

    3D Symbols marking spurious passages in old manuscripts

    3
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    NOLO

    47D Court plea, for short

    2
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    UNOS

    15D Spanish ones

    2
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    EXERTS

    22A Puts into action

    2
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    ATOLLS

    60A Many of the Marshall Islands

    2
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    ESPIED

    95A Caught a glance of

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    BOOTH

    1A Diner option

    2
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    CBC

    44D Toronto media inits.

    2
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    ACHS

    67D German cries

    2
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    LEADER

    114D Column one story

    2
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    DOASIDO

    64A "Follow me"

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    RRS

    31A Monopoly quartet: Abbr.

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    TECS

    78D P.I.'s

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    ANIMATE

    35A Give life to

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    BIZET

    85A "L'Arlésienne" composer

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    ENDURE

    139A Withstand

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    SUPERB

    14A Top of the line

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    NEURON

    11D Synapse neighbor

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    IDNO debut

    103D "___ idea!"

    1
    15
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    SALMON

    14D Gravlax base

    1
    14
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    VENUE

    9A Place to perform

    1
    14
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    VICES

    144A Bad habits

    1
    14
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    BRAGA

    1D Actress Sonia

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    11
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    BIOMES

    19D Ecological units

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    8
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    ONABET

    112D For money

    1
    8
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    SINISE

    140A Gary of "CSI: NY"

    1
    8
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    ANDROMEDA

    53D Perseus' wife, in myth

    1
    6
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    LOUISA debut

    27A Mrs. John Quincy Adams

    1
    5
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    SCALPER

    87A Stadium parking lot habitué

    1
    5
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    URIS

    12D "Trinity" author

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    UAR

    80D Former Mideast inits.

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    EMERIL

    116D Food Network name

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    NEDS

    118A ___ Point Lighthouse, on Buzzards Bay

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    IGET

    30A "Now ___ it!"

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    ADAGIO

    67A Slowly

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    ITI

    30D "Lord, is ___?"

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    ARIZ

    92D London Bridge's home now: Abbr.

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    OJAI

    128D City east of Santa Barbara

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    IBARS

    49A Certain supports

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    LOM

    34A Sellers's foil, in the "Pink Panther" movies

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    STNS

    59A Channels: Abbr.

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    MOOED

    74A Called across the field

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    RETORT

    18D Many a zinger

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    CIV

    134D Kind of engr.

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    ADDENDA

    108D Extras

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    VEL

    9D M.p.h.

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    IGORS

    33D Stravinsky and others

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    14
  141. 141
    ANDREI

    24A Nobelist Sakharov

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    12
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    CLARK

    123D University in Worcester, Mass.

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    12
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    IOR

    66D Super ending?

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    PRETEEN

    71A Sixth-grader, usually

    0
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    VEEPS

    101D Number twos

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    10
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    OXYGEN

    6D About 21% of the atmosphere

    0
    9
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    PDS

    16D A.P.B. broadcasters

    0
    9
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    ERELONG

    17D By and by

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    8
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    LEVINE

    113D Ted of "Monk"

    0
    7
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    EYRIE

    97D High nest: Var.

    0
    6
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    RHONES

    89A Some French wines, informally

    0
    6
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    OUTEATS

    91A Bests at the dinner table

    0
    5
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    BINGED debut

    131A Bought out the store, say

    0
    4
  154. 154
    TEAPOTDOME

    41D Old White House scandal

    0
    4
  155. 155
    WAAH

    38D Crib cry

    0
    4
  156. 156
    ITION

    40D Suffix with exped-

    0
    3
  157. 157
    EPITOMIZE

    45D Perfectly illustrate

    0
    2
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    EXORCISM debut

    10D Head-turning experience?

    0
    2
  159. 159
    HEAVEHOS debut

    96D Junkings

    0
    2
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    CHINACABINETCONTENTS debut

    42A 143-Across + 144-Across

    0
    1
  161. 161
    DEFERRALS debut

    68D Postponements

    0
    1
  162. 162
    DOORCASE debut

    102D Entrance frame

    0
    1
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    FOOTBALLCHAMPIONSHIP debut

    52A 14-Across + 6-Across

    0
    1
  164. 164
    GRAVEYARDINDODGECITY debut

    100A 1-Across + 145-Across

    0
    1
  165. 165
    HARDWRUNG debut

    56D Achieved through great effort

    0
    1
  166. 166
    MYSTICS debut

    121A Séance holders

    0
    1
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    OLDTELEVISIONANTENNA debut

    112A 20-Across + 142-Across

    0
    1
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    SARACENS debut

    23D Crusaders' enemies

    0
    1
  169. 169
    STOPLIGHTS debut

    65D They turn at busy intersections

    0
    1
  170. 170
    THOROUGHFAREINNEWYORK debut

    78A 146-Across + 9-Across

    0
    1