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Saturday · 68 answers · 14 debuts

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

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    ATE

    8D Had a cow?

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    STAR

    25D Headline

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    ORS

    21D Settings for some special deliveries: Abbr.

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    SPEC

    5D Project particular

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    INC

    24A See 18-Across

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    CUE

    39D Help line?

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    MOE

    53D National Ski Hall-of-Famer Tommy

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    GALA

    48D Blowout

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    NAST

    47D Santa's drawer

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    FAT

    35D Like some paychecks

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    APPLE

    18A With 24-Across, Fortune 500 company founded by two college dropouts

    8
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    BROS

    38A Shingle abbr.

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    ADES

    32D Stirred drinks

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    REPS

    11D Curl units

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    ELISE

    54A "John Q" actress Kimberly

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    VEER

    28A Recourse?

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    TATE

    6D English poet laureate of 1692-1715

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    ESTD

    7D Shingle abbr.

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    MACE

    50D Big club

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    ADLER

    42D "How to Read a Book" author Mortimer

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    SECTS

    56A Some offshoots

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    TIBIA

    4D It connects to the deltoid ligament

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    39
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    TONAL

    44D Like Chinese, as a language

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    USN

    40A See 51-Across

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    FUEL

    41A It may be pumped

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    LAYER

    1D Parfait feature

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    TRAPS

    10D Catch-22s

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    TRYIT

    10A "Go ahead!"

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    BOFFO

    33A Like a showstopper

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    BARS

    23A A lot of Tijuana

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    UNIV

    49D Butler, e.g.: Abbr.

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    EIGER

    36A Trevanian's peak

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    CROCI

    43D Saffron sources

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    ACTA

    42A Parliamentary doings, e.g.

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    NEC

    26D Japanese computer giant

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    APERY

    45D It's not original work

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    BOBS

    33D Fishing corks

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    REZA

    22A Shah ___ Pahlavi

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    ONONE

    2D Down ___ knee

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    REUNE

    16A Catch up with the class

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    CHESTS

    39A What cuirasses cover

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    SNARLS

    25A Jams

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    ENTICED

    19A Began drawing

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    FINES

    41D Mulcts

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    VOLS

    28D Tennessee ___

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    STONIER

    46A Less sympathetic

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    TOPSPIN

    20A Tennis technique

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    ANTIPASTO

    15A Prosciutto, often

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    STUTZ

    3D Old Indianapolis-based automaker

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    ERGONOMIC

    31D Well-suited for an office

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    3
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    GUMDROP

    48A ___ Pass (Candy Land shortcut)

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    HYMAN

    51A Adm. Rickover of the 40-Across

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    LOSTSTEAM debut

    1A Sputtered

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    3
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    POLICECAR debut

    55A Prowler avoided by prowlers

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    3
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    YOUBETTER

    17A "I'm countin' on it!"

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    3
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    BROTHEL

    23D Toulouse-Lautrec hangout

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    2
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    YUPPIEFLU debut

    12D Chronic fatigue syndrome, informally

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    2
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    AMANALONE debut

    52A 1969 Frank Sinatra album featuring Rod McKuen songs

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    1
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    ARTTHERAPY debut

    27D Psychiatric discipline pioneered by Margaret Naumburg

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    1
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    HAIRSTYLE debut

    30D A cut above?

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    HARDACTTOFOLLOW debut

    34A Showstopper

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    INLINEFOR debut

    13D Due

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    MORTALFOES debut

    9D They fight to the finish

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    TEENCROWD debut

    14D Mall rats, typically

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    THEABSURD debut

    37A See 29-Across

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    THEATEROF debut

    29A With 37-Across, mid 20th-century avant-garde movement

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    THEBUSHES debut

    29D Subject of 2004's best seller "American Dynasty"

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    YEAVERILY debut

    57A Forsooth

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