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Friday · 70 answers · 9 debuts

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

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    ESSO

    23D Brand named after the pronunciation of its parent company's initials

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    ATON

    8D Greatly

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    ERGO

    58D Conclusion lead-in

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    ASST

    29D Kind of ed.

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    ESTA

    55D Is in Spain?

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    ALMA

    52A Michigan's ___ College

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    EWES

    21A Some livestock

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    LASSO

    65A Ringer of some necks

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    PEAT

    6A Scotch flavorer

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    SPREE

    1A Romp

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    RBIS

    56D Sluggers' stats

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    NEST

    64A See 48-Down

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    RICE

    54D Force through a sieve

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    TAME

    50A Break

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    SHOP

    1D Steward's domain

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    SLOW

    59A Somewhat dense

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    SANS

    57D ___ fil (wireless, in Paris)

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    ANGST

    51D Not just jitters

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    POPE

    2D Poet who wrote "Hope springs eternal in the human breast"

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    SKEE

    63A ___-Ball

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    NOTRE

    12D Our counterpart in France?

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    UPTO

    18A ___ snuff

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    SWEDE

    33A Uppland inhabitant

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    TALESE

    24A "A Writer's Life" writer, 2006

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    KATO

    41A He fought Robin on an episode of "Batman"

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    DIME

    34D Torch site

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    ERNS

    4D Birds with "meat cleaver" bills

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    DAYS

    31A Spin cycles?

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    REVEAL

    47D Leak

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    OPENSEASON

    17A When many shots are taken

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    OMOO

    16A Novel about its author's experiences on Tahiti

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    OCTO

    37D Prefix with -pod

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    HUME

    43A "An Enquiry Concerning the Principles of Morals" philosopher

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    WASPS

    48D With 64-Across, sight under the eaves, at times

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    GOODY

    13D Small perk

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    PRATE

    6D Run on

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    RUER

    3D Penitent

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    PORK

    61A Government largesse

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    EZER

    35D Israel's Weizman

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    TWOD

    24D Flat

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    BASSOS

    28A Some singing villains

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    INTHAT

    44A Since

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    ANKE

    25D Huber of women's tennis

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    ALLOK

    49D Perfectly good

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    LESSISMORE

    26D "Keep it simple"

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    YESWEDO debut

    15D Reply to "Have you got that in stock?"

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    IMPULSEBUY debut

    11D Many an item at a checkout line

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    TENTHS

    9D Addition column

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    KURD

    20A Many a Kirkuk native

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    ATKA

    32D Aleutian island

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    WNET

    30A PBS station with a transmitter on the Empire State Building

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    ATTUNES

    42D Adapts

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    SHOWBIZ

    38A Tinseltown is part of it

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    HENLEY

    22A Regatta setting

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    OKSHOOT

    36A Response to "I have a question for you"

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    DESAC

    40A Cul-___

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    EASESBY

    7D Passes gingerly

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    ELSIES

    5D "The Two ___" (Martha Finley children's book)

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    HOTMILK

    39D Béchamel sauce ingredient

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    WASHOE

    48A Reno's county

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    YING

    10A Soprano ___ Huang

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    HEMSIN debut

    45D Confines

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    MRUNIVERSE

    53A Arnold Schwarzenegger, four times

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    SINGLESBAR

    60A Match point?

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    ETHANHAWKE debut

    27D Oscar nominee for "Training Day," 2001

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    HOURLYRATE debut

    14A A raise may raise it

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    ICESKATING debut

    62A It requires spin control

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    PERSISTENT debut

    19A Not letting go

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    TROYER debut

    46A Verne of Austin Powers films

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    YOUKNOWWHO debut

    10D Unnamed individual

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