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Sunday · 140 answers · 20 debuts

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

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    ONE

    81D Married

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    ARE

    106A Were present?

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    533
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    EPEE

    104D Triple-edged sword

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    EKE

    75D Scrape (out)

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    236
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    ATARI

    49D Cyberball maker

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    224
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    ETE

    24A When Cannes heats up

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    ERASE

    18A Do away with

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    295
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    ION

    42D Euripides drama

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    258
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    TRIO

    39A Alvin and the Chipmunks, e.g.

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    RTE

    43D G.P.S. suggestion

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    285
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    CAT

    108D Cool ___

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    179
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    ESTEE

    90D First name in cosmetics

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    185
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    LOL

    87D "OMG, that's sooo funny!"

    17
    132
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    WAS

    73D Is past?

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    128
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    ARCH

    85D Design feature of many a viaduct

    13
    159
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    TROT

    99A Brisk pace

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    171
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    SIRE

    105D Part of a horse's genealogy

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    125
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    INIT

    62D W., e.g.: Abbr.

    12
    117
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    ACHOO

    113A It's usually said with the eyes closed

    12
    92
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    OBEY

    26A Bow to

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    127
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    ARCO

    102D U.S. gas chain

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    114
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    AWAIT

    31A Keep an eye out for

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    IMHO

    91A "If you ask me," online

    11
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    USO

    3D Troop troupe: Abbr.

    10
    115
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    ISAY

    10D "My, my, old chap!"

    10
    99
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    ITOO

    63A Langston Hughes poem

    10
    58
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    STATE

    51D It's called in a political convention roll call

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    90
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    NESTS

    115A Egg holders

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    127
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    MOM

    13D MADD member

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    92
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    YEAST

    21D Cause of many uprisings

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    86
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    OATES

    69A Hall's partner in pop

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    70
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    OMEGA

    12A Sorority chapter

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    129
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    DATE

    78A See

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    104
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    POOR

    33A Meager

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    67
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    GENIE

    46D Bottle opener's surprise

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    66
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    UBOAT

    59D Sub with sauerkraut?

    6
    93
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    ANTES

    47D Vegas openings?

    6
    92
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    CLE

    100A Cavs, on a scoreboard

    6
    58
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    GIANT

    61A Economy-size

    6
    41
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    SONGS

    56D Singles and jingles

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    30
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    RONA

    5D First name in gossip

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    97
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    COB

    28A Ear part

    5
    63
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    GATO

    46A Mexican mouse chaser

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    30
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    FAM

    109D Genealogical grp.

    5
    29
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    WIRE

    52D Undercover device

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    64
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    ROSIE

    7A Robot maid on "The Jetsons"

    4
    62
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    HACK

    96A Symptom of catarrh

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    27
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    OTO

    57A Sioux tribe member

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    108
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    ORGY

    12D Unlikely event for puritans

    3
    56
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    PUNT

    33D Admit defeat, in a way

    3
    24
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    BIG

    71A Worth mentioning

    2
    40
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    MOTOR

    116A Kind of skill

    2
    38
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    AHORA

    92D Now, in Nogales

    2
    32
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    GMA

    37D ABC a.m. show, briefly

    2
    27
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    MOLD

    80A It appears when things go bad

    2
    23
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    BRAY

    68A Farm call

    2
    22
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    SEEDER

    117A Farm machine

    2
    16
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    GUTSY

    38A Daring

    2
    15
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    MASCARA

    107A It might run in the rain

    2
    15
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    YOKOONO

    21A Singer who said "At least I had that, one guy understood me"

    2
    14
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    ELECTRO

    14D Foe of Spider-Man

    2
    10
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    EEN

    11D Dusk, to Donne

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    159
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    ARAT

    102A "Was it ___ I saw?" (classic palindrome)

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    53
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    ABRAM

    92A The "A" of James A. Garfield

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    40
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    JAWS

    101D Jabbers

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    39
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    SUER

    95A Litigant

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    33
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    ADAY

    44A Diurnally

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    30
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    ATOB

    4D Basic travel path

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    28
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    ATTS

    29A "Esq." titleholders

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    DWELT

    97A Focused (on)

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    WEI

    32D Early Chinese dynasty

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    17
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    KARAOKE

    88D Kind of bar

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    16
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    LIKESO

    70A "This is how it's done"

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    15
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    SWANN

    51A Proust title character

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    NODEAR

    36D Polite disclaimer

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    12
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    BACKS

    53D Campaigns for

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    COMBS

    48D Untangles, in a way

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    11
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    PASTOR

    17A Leader of a flock

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    11
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    STUART

    1A Portraitist of George Washington

    1
    11
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    BASEPAY

    93D Wages, before overtime

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    10
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    JULES debut

    103A Samuel L. Jackson's character in "Pulp Fiction"

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    9
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    SIDECAR

    30D Biker's add-on

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    9
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    NOBLES

    67D Lords and ladies

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    8
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    SPOTTER

    1D Weightlifter's helper

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    CAMAROS

    19D Mustang rivals

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    5
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    ABETTOR

    86D Lookout, maybe

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    3
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    FELTS

    74A Soft hat materials

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    3
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    SAFEBET

    9D It's darn likely

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    3
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    AUGMENT debut

    23A Enhance

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    2
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    SOTS

    27D Members of the bar?

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    NDAK

    79D Sask. neighbor

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    CADRE

    48A Inner circle

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    ATMO

    34A Prefix with sphere

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    EPISODE

    110A Part of a serial

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    SUD

    111D S, on a French compass

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    WAHOO

    98D "Yippee!"

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    20
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    SOAVE

    60D White wine from Verona

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    16
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    ORIBI

    8D Small African antelope

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    AUTRY

    20D Gene who sang "Back in the Saddle Again"

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    INORDER

    89D Squared away

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    12
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    JOSEPH

    101A Nativity figure

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    AUSTIN

    58A State capital on the Colorado River

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    10
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    EMULATE

    83D Model after

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    SMARTY

    27A Wise guy

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    9
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    CHEESES

    84D American, Swiss, etc.

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    7
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    TOIT

    45A "Hop ___!"

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    7
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    SINEWAVE

    72A Pattern for light or sound

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    ATEAWAY

    112A Eroded

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    DISCMAN

    82D Hit Sony product introduced in 1984

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    5
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    ADJUNCT

    77D Like some professors

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    4
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    BAERS

    76A Actors Max and Max Jr.

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    4
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    DECOCTS

    82A Boils down

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    4
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    NIKI debut

    79A ___ Taylor, co-host of "Make Me a Supermodel"

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    4
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    RELOADS

    7D Equips with new clips

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    4
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    ARTBOOK

    16D Coffee table item

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    3
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    CAROLER

    19A Spreader of holiday cheer

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    3
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    DONOVAN

    50D Pop singer who appeared in the movie "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band"

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    3
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    GENOMIC

    15D Like some modern maps

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    3
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    MANOVERBOARD

    64A Cry at sea

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    3
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    PERUKE

    114A Wig

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    3
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    SEEINGRED debut

    35A Fuming

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    3
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    ADRENALINEJUNKIE debut

    85A Thrill seeker

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    2
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    BAJAN debut

    25A Native tongue of R&B singer Rihanna

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    2
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    BENEFITS debut

    53A Job interview topic

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    2
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    EYEDOCTOR debut

    65D Professional with many contacts?

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    2
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    ITMAYBE

    54D "Quite possibly"

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    2
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    STANDSFIRM

    41D Doesn't waver

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    2
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    TAKETEA

    2D Have a break at 4:00, say

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    2
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    ANCIENTMAYAN debut

    66A Cancún resident, once

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    1
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    ATAPROFIT debut

    34D Lucratively

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    1
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    BONESCANS debut

    94A Some exams for joint pain sufferers

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    1
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    DRAUGHT debut

    97D Beer serving in a pub

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    1
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    FRAUGHT debut

    109A Filled (with)

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    1
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    GOINGALLIN debut

    38D Last resort in poker, often

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    1
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    LIFEBAN debut

    22A Possible punishment for steroid use

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    1
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    MINTJULEPS debut

    80D Drinks in frosted glasses

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    1
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    RAPROCK debut

    43A Genre explored by Run-D.M.C. and Aerosmith

    0
    1
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    TOAIR debut

    55D Surface-___

    0
    1
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    TRADECOMMISSIONS debut

    40A Experts at exports

    0
    1
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    TROJANARMY debut

    6D Paris was part of it

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    1