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Friday · 78 answers · 2 debuts

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

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    USA

    13D Start of a patriotic cheer

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  2. 2
    USA

    40A Middle of a patriotic cheer

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    261
  3. 3
    USA

    61D End of a patriotic cheer

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    261
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    NET

    12D Volleyball need

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    ASAP

    56D Without dawdling

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    OGRE

    6A Cruel one

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    ERS

    45A Trauma sites, for short

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    284
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    SAD

    25A Blue

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    236
  9. 9
    UTE

    47A Sport ___

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    263
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    NEED

    59D Want

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    214
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    EVA

    11D "Die Meistersinger" heroine

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    EMMA

    1D Austen's Woodhouse

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    173
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    MENU

    10A It might include hot dogs and baked beans

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    183
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    UMA

    23A Thurman of "Dangerous Liaisons"

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    175
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    NASA

    64A Ames Research Center org.

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    174
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    IOU

    31D Chit

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    160
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    TATA

    19A "Bye-bye!"

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    175
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    OHO

    33D "Well, looky here!"

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    148
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    HON

    52A Cupcake

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    TSKS

    55D Clucking sounds

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    APES

    69A Mimics mockingly

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    TSPS

    70A Sugar amts.

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    ILE

    63D Nouvelle-Calédonie, e.g.

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    ROTC

    18A Org. offering college scholarships

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    OTRA

    6D Barbara Kingsolver's "___ América"

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    79
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    ARS

    41D Poetica opening

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    112
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    MITT

    10D Ball catcher

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    ELLIS

    1A Designer known for his "American look"

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    65
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    NYU

    24A Greenwich Village campus inits.

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    53
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    ODAY

    67A Anita who sang "Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby"

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    50
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    GRAS

    60D Pâté de fois ___

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    39
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    IVES

    16A "Three Places in New England" composer

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    RAYS

    57D They may be caught on a beach

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    CRO

    53A ___-Magnon

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    ZAP

    62D Get rid of

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    LOVE

    3D It is "resistless in battle," wrote Sophocles

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    LOOM

    2D Tower

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    TOON

    15A Wile E. Coyote or the Road Runner

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    69
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    ASTUTE

    26D Shrewd

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    GOOF

    7D Slip

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    GRADS

    71A May gift recipients

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    ROTINI

    8D Spiral pasta

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    LASED

    32D Beamed intensely

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    NEMEA

    68A Where Hercules slew the lion

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    40
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    TAHITI

    36A Locale for some Gauguin art

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    37
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    SUSAN

    22D Sontag who wrote "In America"

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    WORST

    37A Defeat

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    MOOCH

    14A Freeload

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    DARENOT

    44D Be afraid to

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    IRMA

    58D "Garfield" waitress

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    EDA

    34A Writer LeShan

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    AEC

    54A N.R.C. predecessor

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    UZIS

    61A Items for Rambos

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    AIRER

    65A Broadcaster

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    MOVER

    17A Go-getter

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    DAISES

    27D Ceremonial sites

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    ICERUN

    4D Spring river breakup

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    10
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    REHANG

    50D Put back on display, in a way

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    10
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    NOMADS

    49D Tent dwellers, maybe

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    NOTUS

    42A "We didn't do it!"

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    CAHN

    21D Sammy the lyricist

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    SALK

    66A ___ vaccine

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    STAC

    46D Opposite of legato: Abbr.

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    TISCH

    39D Former CBS chief

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    SAR

    38D Fraternal patriotic org.

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    SHRIMP

    5D Small fry

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    STARSANDSTRIPES

    48A Title subject of a 28-Across work

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    HARLAN

    30D Supreme Court justice Stone

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    NOA

    35A When doubled, a book by Gauguin

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    ENCRYPT

    9D Make secret, in a way

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    ICKIER

    51D More gross

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    INLAID

    43A Like some designs

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    SUITUP

    25D Get into uniform

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    JEWISH

    28D Like some delis

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    JOHNPHILIPSOUSA

    28A Subject of this puzzle

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    ODONTO

    29D Teeth: Prefix

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    AMERICAFIRST debut

    20A 1916 work by 28-Across

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    THEMARCHKING debut

    55A Sobriquet for 28-Across

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