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

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   ALOE

   23A Cleopatra used it as a beauty lotion

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   ECO

   36D Prefix with tourism

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   SIR

   28A Terse letter opener

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   SAD

   53A Blue

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   SKI

   38D What one might do in 27-Down

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   AGES

   12D A long, long time

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   EVEN

   60D Balanced

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   UTAH

   8D Logan's locale

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    ELENA

    21D "Maria ___," 1941 #1 hit

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    COD

    50A How some packages arrive

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    IGLOO

    29D Abode north of the Arctic Circle

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    RAH

    49D College cheer

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    AUTO

    2D Camera setting

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    NON

    39A French rejection

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    CAP

    64D Toy gun ammo

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    ENOLA

    32D ___ Gay

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    SHAM

    10A Fake

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    OMAR

    55A "The Rubáiyát" poet

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    MEL

    13D Florida senator Martinez

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    UPON

    3D Agreed ___

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    REI

    24A King, in Portugal

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    OXO

    45A Big name in kitchen gadgets

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    SALAD

    18A Introductory course, often

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    GPS

    37A Way to find your way: Abbr.

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    LEAF

    62D Dining table expander

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    ITOO

    17A Hughes poem with the line "They send me to eat in the kitchen"

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    AUDI

    67A German car

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    ASPEN

    27D John Denver wrote two songs about this town

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    HUGE

    16A Tremendous

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    LISA

    61D Precursor of the Apple Macintosh

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    CZAR

    64A Drug ___

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    KNEES

    34D Gardeners may work on them

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    ASNER

    47A Ed of "Roots"

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    SKATE

    25A Carnivorous fish

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    OAFS

    72A Big lugs

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    COMIC

    33D Doer of stand-up

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    RPI

    30D Univ. in Troy, N.Y.

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    BARB

    59D Unnice comment

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    AGATES

    6D Semiprecious stones

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    AZUL

    57D Blue, south of the border

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    OREL

    19A Cy Young winner Hershiser

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    DUPE

    14A Hoodwink

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    KNOTS

    26D Sheepshanks, e.g.

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    INALIE

    46A One way to be caught

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    ABNER

    71A Baseball pioneer Doubleday

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    ENIAC

    42D 1940s computer

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    NADER

    9D Candidate trailing Bush and Gore

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    HURT

    11D Banged up

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    DIEU

    66A "Mon ___!"

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    ESPRIT

    48D Sparkle and wit

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    IMACS

    52A Mice can be found around them

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    CREME

    68A Oreo filling

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    FDIC

    1D Bank protector, for short

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    CISCO

    5D Internet equipment powerhouse

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    DEV

    22D The "D" in R&D: Abbr.

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    GTE

    44A Former telecom giant

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    MILER

    56D Athlete who's not dashing?

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    INSANE

    35A Bonkers

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    JOLT

    7D Big bump

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    CAJUN

    5A Kind of cuisine in which onions, bell peppers and celery are the "holy trinity"

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    FAUN

    1A Figure in "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe"

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    DOTIME

    51D Sit behind bars

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    NEONATAL

    4D Just after birth

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    VNECK

    31A Sweater type

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    CAVIL

    65A Quibble

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    ISAK

    69A Author Dinesen

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    PLAT

    70A Surveyor's map

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    YUKS

    63D Cheap laughs

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    SHOOIN

    10D Sure thing

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    DACCA

    54D Bangladesh's capital, old-style

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    LADA

    58D Russian car

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    HAMRADIO

    43D Equipment with a headset

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    EXC

    41D A+: Abbr.

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    IGOTA

    15A Jim Croce's "___ Name"

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    SINGA

    25D "___ song of sixpence"

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    CONNECTTHEDOTS

    20A Kind of puzzle suggested by this crossword's theme

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    ALPHABETICALLY

    57A How to link the 12 letters in this puzzle with a single line to make a picture

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    NOPLACELIKEHOME

    40A End of a popular saying related to this puzzle's theme

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