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Friday · 68 answers · 11 debuts

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

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    ELSE

    45A Programming command

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    ETTA

    38A Editorial cartoonist Hulme

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    ESS

    27A Start to salivate?

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    UMA

    40A She played Fantine in "Les Misérables," 1998

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    APES

    49D Goons

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    SERB

    9D Dinar earner

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    SOSA

    24A Future star athlete who debuted with the Rangers in 1989

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    HYDE

    50D 1995-2001 House Judiciary Committee chairman

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    EASYA

    43A Piece of cake in school

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    ECG

    6D Thing that keeps track of the beat?: Abbr.

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    28
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    VIP

    54D Kind of lounge

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    51
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    ALEPH

    26D ___ number (set theory concept)

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    44
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    LEWD

    28D Dirty

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    55
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    SOLVE

    39A Work out

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    26
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    UMPIRE

    40D Masked official

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    ELAPSE

    35A Run out

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    AERATE

    55A Fill up with gas

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    KFC

    47A Its logo is a goateed man in an apron

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    46
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    LEOI

    29A He was succeeded by his archdeacon Hilarius

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    DER

    22A "___ Kommissar" (1983 pop hit)

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    ADORNS

    42D Trims

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    LORAX

    28A Dr. Seuss book, with "The"

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    HIPTO

    50A In on

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    ACUTE

    44D It's never right

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    SASE

    32D Response facilitator: Abbr.

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    CAROM

    48A Two strikes?

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    METEOR

    41D Streaker with a tail

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    LIC

    11D Need to get hitched: Abbr.

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    CHATS

    4D Raps

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    SPLITS

    9A Cheerleaders' doings

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    PLASM

    10D Tissue material

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    ZIPIT debut

    46D "Shut your pie hole!"

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    ELICIT

    16A Bring out

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    PAX

    52D Irene's Roman counterpart

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    INAS

    23A Much often follows it

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    STEROID

    14D Inflammation reducer

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    MATZO

    25A Food described in Exodus

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    BMOVIE

    1D No Oscar contender

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    12
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    KARA

    5D ___ Sea (arm of the Arctic Ocean)

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    ACTSAS

    3D Is temporarily

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    SONOF

    24D Sequel title starter

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    STOPUP

    51A Plug

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    OUTSCORE

    34D Come home more often than?

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    5
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    SOTOSAY

    8D In a manner of speaking

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    ICEDTEAS

    12D Some are sweetened

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    NAVYPIER debut

    53A Landmark on the Chicago shoreline

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    PANAY debut

    30D Iloilo's island

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    VISTA

    19A Outlook

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    RACEME

    18A Simple inflorescence, as in a lily of the valley

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    ILIVE

    31D Helen Keller's "The World ___ In"

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    ONTARGET

    17A Accurate

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    TREXES debut

    57A Some natural history museum attractions

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    BOMBS

    20A Zero-star movies

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    GOAWOL

    33A Disappear, in a way

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    GRIDIRON

    56A Rushing home?

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    TIMEZONE

    13D Mountain, e.g.

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    STPETERS

    58A Its dome was designed by Michelangelo

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    PEEKSAT

    36D Views through a keyhole

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    RUNINS

    2D Encounters

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    MUCHACHO debut

    15A Hombre-to-be

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    BRACKETS

    1A Tournament organizer's concern

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    GOTAFTER

    33D Urged persistently

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    OOLONGS debut

    37D Gunpowder alternatives

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    POUNDFOOLISH debut

    36A See 30-Across

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    MAXWELLSMART debut

    21D Fictional secret agent

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    PENNYWISEAND debut

    30A With 36-Across, shortsighted

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    THEBORNLOSER debut

    7D Long-running Art and Chip Sansom comic strip

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    ZMED debut

    46A "T. J. Hooker" actor Adrian

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