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Friday · 72 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    EGO

    45A Psych 101 topic

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    ARTS

    66A Partner of letters

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    ESSO

    35D Onetime distributor of free maps

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    RNA

    30A It works as a translator

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    ALTO

    28A ___ horn

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    LES

    10D Article in a French magazine

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    NOS

    60D Directory data: Abbr.

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    LIL

    22A ___ Bad Wolf of comic books

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    IRON

    15A 26 on a table

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    WOE

    47A Affliction

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    HANOI

    25D Red River city

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    OSCAR

    19A 8 1/2-pound statue

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    SFO

    26A W. Coast airport

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    SASSY

    65A Spirited

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    LAV

    38A Head

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    SHEL

    46A Poet/cartoonist Silverstein

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    EXTRA

    51D Part of a crowd, maybe

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    TEAR

    56D Do 80, say

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    NYSE

    67A Business page inits.

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    SPAM

    1A Kind of blocker

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    125
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    RENEE

    16A Girl's name meaning "born again"

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    STOW

    1D Lay up

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    NORSE

    40A Like some myths

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    GTOS

    57D Sporty cars

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    BEETS

    48D Common sugar source

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    34
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    ASTRO

    37A 1960's TV dog

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    ORALS

    29D Grad student's hurdle

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    74
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    UNCLE

    11D Poseidon, to Athena

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    74
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    FISH

    27D Seek at random, with "for"

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    52
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    LOCH

    7D Shetland Islands sight

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    48
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    KNEES

    8D They're often found under desks

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    40
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    REAIR

    12D Show over

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    SKAT

    26D Game in which jacks are the highest trumps

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    ESME

    58D Salinger dedicatee

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    ATOMS

    50D Smithereens

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    MASON

    23A Cement layer

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    48
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    GREET

    32D Welcome

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    TELE

    14A Conference intro

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    EXT

    54A Business card abbr.

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    ECONO

    59A ___-Car

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    DOME

    42D Hemisphere

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    50
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    SEEHERE

    24A "Hey, just a second!"

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    ENIAC

    52A Pioneering 1940's computer

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    MEHTA

    4D Former Los Angeles and New York Philharmonic conductor

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    30
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    TIMOR

    62A Island shared by two countries

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    BEATSME

    48A "Who knows?!"

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    RANI

    63A Eastern queen

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    PENH

    2D Phnom ___

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    BERLE

    13D Star of "Always Leave Them Laughing," 1949

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    POLK

    5A Clay defeater

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    18
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    THEEND

    41A "No more"

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    PINHOLE

    5D It admits very little light

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    BLURB

    9A Standard jacket feature

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    19
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    ORIENTAL

    6D Like the Mikado and Nanki-Poo

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    CERF

    21D Early "What's My Line?" panelist

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    RETE

    36D Nerve network

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    GENESIS

    44D Creation

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    ASIGN

    53D "It's ___" ("Maybe it's meant to be")

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    GEOM

    64A Study of figures: Abbr.

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    FENDER

    33A Splash guard

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    ALTAMONTE

    3D ___ Springs, Fla.

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    DREWCAREY

    34D Star of a former self-titled sitcom

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    4
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    KINGLEAR

    31A Tragic figure of literature

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    ONTHINICE

    17A Dangerously

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    TEESHIRTS

    61A Event souvenirs

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    TEXTMESSAGE debut

    55A Modern phone display

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    2
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    VEHEMENT debut

    39D Very strong

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    2
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    BROKENENGLISH debut

    9D Difficult means of communication

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    EXCIA debut

    49D No longer working for the Company

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    ITSALONGSTORY debut

    18D "Too much to go into now"

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    LEGGIEST debut

    43A High-waisted to the extreme

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    WHATTHEHECK debut

    20A Comment of abandon

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