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Thursday · 76 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    EPA

    58D Waste watchers' org.

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    STAN

    24A Suffix meaning "land" in some country names

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    ALOT

    14A Often

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    ETTA

    67A "Tell Mama" singer James

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    ASEA

    12D Between shores, maybe

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    GEE

    46D "Hmm, I didn't know that!"

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    STYE

    26D Eyelid annoyance

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    TALE

    63A Something that's spun

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    OMIT

    56D Except

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    RON

    7D Harry's pal at Hogwarts

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    DATA

    57D Experiment's yield

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    ASST

    52D Deputy: Abbr.

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  13. 13
    KALE

    27D Long green

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  14. 14
    HERA

    5A Goddess whose bird was a peacock

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    RENE

    45D French filmmaker Clair

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    ATTN

    8D Ltr. routing aid

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    TBA

    39D Program guide abbr.

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    ELOPE

    6D Get together without fanfare?

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    ANITA

    64A Soul singer Baker

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    SEEM

    41A Look

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    EYED

    37D Got a load of

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    AIMS

    25D Ends

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    APPLE

    50D Jobs creation

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    FRAT

    44A Rushing group

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    AWRY

    35D Out of kilter

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    45
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    BRIM

    2D Overflow site

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    42
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    STORY

    23D Level

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    42
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    NOIDEA

    21A "Beats me"

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    32
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    TORY

    65A Winston Churchill, e.g.

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    ALTHO

    47D Even if, briefly

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    25
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    CLOTH

    32D Cleric's attire

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    TONY

    29A Swank

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    59
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    HAREM

    49A Scheherazade's locale

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    45
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    JAKE

    34A Hunky-dory

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    ONRYE

    43A One way to serve ham

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    24
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    FUROR

    48D Prelude to a revolution

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    LEROI

    13A Enemy of la Révolution française

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    49
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    LIC

    13D D.M.V. document

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    ALUMNA

    52A Barnard grad, e.g.

    2
    24
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    CLAMOR

    32A Hubbub

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    IDING

    16A Job at a lineup

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    7
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    YSER

    66A River of Flanders

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    REMAP

    61A Plot again

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    RISER

    51D Alarm heeder

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    CANA

    9A Water-to-wine town

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    33
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    BODY

    42A Factor in a wine review

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    LAMAS

    60D Eastern priests

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    LAMENT

    55D "Ah, for the good old days," e.g.

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    KAYE

    36D "The Court Jester" star, 1956

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    17
  50. 50
    SIGNPOST

    4D Help provider

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    DONTBLAMEME debut

    17A "It's not my fault!"

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    ATTY

    53D Firm member: Abbr.

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  53. 53
    LONI

    3D "WKRP" actress Anderson

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    ORU

    30D Sch. named for a televangelist

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    SHOR

    62A Toots in a restaurant

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    BOSN

    18D Cap'n's underling

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    ALAMEDA

    10D Tree-lined promenade

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    ALAMOS

    15A Southwestern trees

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    AFLAME

    47A Fiery

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    NOMEN

    11D "Julius" in Gaius Julius Caesar

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    POPES

    22A Long line in Rome

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    ASKFOR

    25A Seek

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    BEDLAM

    1D Total chaos

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    NORMARAE

    40D Field part

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    BBLS

    1A Crude containers: Abbr.

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    GOR

    20D Brit's oath

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    HADUP

    5D Hosted at one's penthouse, say

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    ITALS

    31A A book title may be in it: Abbr.

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    LAMED

    33D Hobbled

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    PIEALAMODE

    54A Double dessert

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    CALAMITYJANE debut

    9D Frontier sharpshooter

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    GREYED debut

    46A Showing one's age, in a way

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    2
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    STREETLAMPS debut

    59A Some crime deterrents

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    2
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    CLAMMINGUP debut

    19A Not giving the police any more information

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    1
  75. 75
    FLIMFLAMMERY debut

    28D Con games

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    MYLITTLERUNAWAY debut

    38A 1961 Del Shannon lyric (and title of this puzzle)

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