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Sunday · 140 answers · 30 debuts

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

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    ELSE

    93D "Anything ___?"

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    ANY

    37D ___ minute

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    249
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    ESSO

    79D Canadian station name

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    276
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    TAN

    107A A bather may want one

    30
    238
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    ONIT

    65D Taking care of business

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    147
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    ORC

    8D Frodo foe

    26
    128
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    LIL

    75A Not big, in a small way

    20
    166
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    AGES

    77D A long time

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    202
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    MAE

    12D Oda ___ Brown (Oscar-winning role)

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    181
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    UTAH

    71D Home of Rainbow Bridge National Monument

    17
    238
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    SLAT

    108A Blind part

    17
    141
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    TADA

    6D "Brilliant, ain't I?!"

    16
    138
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    ESTA

    51D Spanish for "are"

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    154
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    HANOI

    99D Former enemy capital

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    120
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    COD

    113A UPS option, briefly

    14
    97
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    EASY

    87A "Calm down"

    13
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    NAME

    27A It might be dropped

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    124
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    IBM

    120D Creator of the chess champion Deep Blue

    13
    106
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    LENA

    109D Actress Olin

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    140
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    EDT

    4D D.C. summer clock setting

    11
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    OTC

    26A Like Tylenol PM: Abbr.

    11
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    ING

    32A Suffix with floor or roof

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    MASH

    112D Reduce to a pulp

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    63
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    NEA

    117D Class-based society?: Abbr.

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    ICON

    14D Clicked pic

    9
    189
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    COST

    81D Sell for

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    79
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    CRU

    110A Grand ___ (wine designation)

    9
    49
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    URNS

    30A Crypt alternatives

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    ETHIC

    17D Set of moral rules

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    TEMP

    111A Per diem worker

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    70
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    EDSEL

    106D Flop in a lot

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    122
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    MISC

    59D Other: Abbr.

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    36
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    SONGS

    19D Billboard listings

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    SOT

    68D Lush

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    OSS

    115D Org. in the 1946 film "Cloak and Dagger"

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    114
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    TORT

    78D Suit basis

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    SEL

    91D Overseas seasoning

    5
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    ALIENS

    119A "Men in Black" figures

    5
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    TRENT

    18D Rock singer Reznor

    5
    59
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    CARS

    44D They get tired

    5
    49
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    ANOINT

    53A Bless

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    DONNA

    105D Title girl in a Ritchie Valens hit

    5
    35
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    NOIDEA

    20A "Beats me"

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    32
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    PERUSE

    13D Look over

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    25
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    CARR

    50D Baker v. ___, landmark 1962 Supreme Court case

    4
    58
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    SIESTA

    124A You take it lying down

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    CATO

    64D Roman who declared "Carthage must be destroyed"

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    ITALIC

    80A Leaning, in a way

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    ICEIN

    104D Trap during winter, maybe

    4
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    NESTED

    23A Tightly stacked, as ice trays

    4
    27
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    TRA

    118D La-la lead-in

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    GAR

    63A Long-snouted swimmer

    3
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    STDS

    62A Norms: Abbr.

    3
    59
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    DOCS

    43D E.R. folk

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    39
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    TODAY

    36D Currently

    3
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    SPRIT

    91A Pole in sailing

    3
    20
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    SKYY debut

    52D Big name in vodka

    3
    16
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    OMOO

    58A Sequel to "Typee"

    2
    98
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    ATOZ

    82A All-inclusive

    2
    80
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    LAKE

    57D Summer camp locale

    2
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    DISCO

    3D Boogie, Bee Gees-style

    2
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    ORTEGA

    41D Old El Paso competitor

    2
    32
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    ERNESTO

    93A Che Guevara's real first name

    2
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    TTOPS

    98D Features of some 'Vettes

    2
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    OUIJA

    86D Kind of board

    2
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    BATE

    76A Diminish

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    CRISCO

    64A Oil bigwig?

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    IQTEST

    97D Brightness detector

    2
    15
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    LST

    16D W.W. II craft for getting troops ashore

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    53
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    OST

    60D Direction from Hannover to Berlin

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    VOID

    46D Empty

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    DIGS

    70D Quarters, informally

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    INDIE

    100D Sundance entry, often

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    REINA

    31D Isabella II, por ejemplo

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    ISLETS

    14A Parts of Fiji

    1
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    ODDEST

    1A As weird as they come

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    24
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    STEINS

    34D Oktoberfest souvenirs

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    CASTRO

    22A 1950 University of Havana grad

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    21
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    ASIMOV

    39D "Foundation" trilogy writer

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    AREOLAE

    21A Biological rings

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    MGMT

    28D Corp. leadership

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    AUGERS

    89A Drilling devices

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    SHIATSU

    90A Massage technique

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    DUTCH

    70A Way to go on dates

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    9
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    OKTHEN debut

    25A "Alrighty"

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    9
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    HYMNAL

    126A It's bound to be used in a service

    1
    8
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    RAILSAT

    96A Verbally assaults

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    8
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    ONDOPE

    114A Hopped up, in a way

    1
    7
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    RAINDELAY debut

    56A Inning stretcher, maybe

    1
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    CAVEART

    44A Some early paintings

    1
    5
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    GAPESAT

    125A Views wide-eyed

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    5
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    SNORTY

    61A Audibly upset, as a bull

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    ANAT

    45D Biol. subject

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    PES

    29A Foot, to a zoologist

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    INHASTE

    116A Rashly

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    EXOTIC

    74A Pet store category

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    POISON

    121A Negative influence

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    ASTAB

    83D Take ___ at (attempt)

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    ONEIDAS

    42A New York tribe

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    CLEANS

    73D Empties, with "out"

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    BEGETS

    76D Fathers

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    DOETH

    2D "A merry heart ___ good like a medicine": Proverbs

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    SABINE

    123A Texas/Louisiana border river

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    TAMI

    72D Suspense novelist ___ Hoag

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    NYTIMES

    94A Big Apple daily, in brief

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    PASEOS

    7D Bygone Toyotas

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    BAREXAM

    54D Practice requirement?

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    ALTEREGOS

    83A Bruce Wayne and Batman, e.g.

    0
    5
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    CLEARS

    69D Unclogs

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    ONNOW debut

    1D Available for viewing

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    5
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    NEUTERS debut

    122A Gets fixed

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    4
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    PSYCHUP

    92D Energize

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    UVRAY debut

    66A Thing absorbed by the ozone layer, for short

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    4
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    NOVICES debut

    49A They're learning the ropes

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    REVERSESIDE

    103A Where to sign a credit card, e.g.

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    3
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    THOMSON

    40A ___ Reuters, media giant

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    3
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    ALMSBOX debut

    11D Donation receptacle

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    2
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    DEOXY debut

    47A Prefix with ribonucleic

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    FACEMASK debut

    55A "Friday the 13th" prop

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    MUTING

    95D Silencing

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    2
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    THISSECOND debut

    98A At once

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    AIRBUSES debut

    88D Double-deckers in the sky, maybe

    0
    1
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    BADD debut

    54A Color Me ___, 1990s R&B group

    0
    1
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    COMETHIRD debut

    10D Finish last on "Jeopardy!"

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    1
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    FIFTHACTS debut

    38A Endings for Shakespeare

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    1
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    FOCALLY debut

    55D As the center of attention

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    1
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    FOURTHRATE debut

    102D Hardly commendable

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    1
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    GAMEROOM debut

    85A Place for matches at home

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    1
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    GOTOTHIRDBASE debut

    35A Anticipate heading home

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    1
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    JULYFOURTHBBQS debut

    101A Some summer feasts in the U.S.

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    1
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    ODORNEUTRALIZER debut

    48D It freshens the air

    0
    1
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    POWCAMP debut

    7A Where an M.I.A. might be

    0
    1
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    RUNAREVERSEPLAY debut

    84D Trick the defensive line, maybe

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    1
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    SAKSFIFTHAVENUE debut

    15D It opened in Manhattan in 1924

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    1
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    SCAMMER debut

    24A Con artist

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    1
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    SEENFIRSTHAND debut

    5D Witnessed

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    TAKESANEUTRALSTANCE debut

    67A Doesn't care either way

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    1
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    THIRTYSECONDSPOT debut

    67D TV advertising staple

    0
    1
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    WEAPONED debut

    9D Gave missiles to

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    1
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    WHOSFIRST debut

    33A Teacher's question at the start of show-and-tell

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    1