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Sunday · 140 answers · 19 debuts

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

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    YES

    17D Happy shout

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    365
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    NTH

    70A Certain power

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    OIL

    98D Biggest export of 99-Down

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    282
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    YET

    105D Still

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    ESE

    107D Legal conclusion?

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    386
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    ORES

    31D Some have a silver lining

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    244
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    APT

    16D Inclined

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    217
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    OER

    102D "Give ___ the play": "Hamlet"

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    248
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    TED

    87A Poet Hughes

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    245
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    EVER

    69D Sometime

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    235
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    ILL

    10D Unfavorable

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    PRE

    88A Cursor attachment?

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    ACME

    39A Crowning point

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    CAT

    21D Cool sort

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    179
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    ECON

    13D Capital subj.

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    NANA

    70D Darling family pet

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    142
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    DEL

    62A Painter Andrea ___ Sarto

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    128
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    ALES

    73D Draft picks

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    240
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    OMAN

    99D See 98-Down

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    201
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    RAY

    37A Starfish feature

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    128
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    SUN

    15D Globe : Boston :: ___ : Baltimore

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    101
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    AGAR

    39D Culture medium

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    ALPS

    96D Liechtenstein's locale

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    133
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    ICU

    71A Post-O.R. location

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    128
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    HTTP

    33A U.R.L. start

    15
    69
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    AESOP

    108A Greek moralizer

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    127
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    UTES

    72D Early Coloradans

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    KEY

    63A Critical

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    123
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    ESSAY

    13A Part of a college application

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    POT

    58A Percussion instrument in Off Broadway's "Stomp"

    12
    120
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    USB debut

    5D Kind of port for a PC

    12
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    DYES

    89A Some food additives

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    100
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    HEP

    57A Like many a 21-Down

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    TBA

    104D "More later," on a sched.

    11
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    ENS

    69A U.S.S. Enterprise title: Abbr.

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    270
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    ORR

    38A "Catch-22" bomber pilot

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    USO

    103D Show presenter, for short

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    115
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    ARTY

    19D Bohemian

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    123
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    PSAT

    112A Exam with 125 questions: Abbr.

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    PEAS

    58D Fried rice ingredients

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    DEREK

    7D ___ Walcott, 1992 Literature Nobelist

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    VEE

    61A Familiar flight pattern

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    113
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    OPRAH

    94D Big name in daytime TV

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    92
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    HYDE

    114A Douglas ___, first president of Ireland

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    ITA

    65A Give ___ shot

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    104
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    OLDS

    55D Pioneer automaker

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    103
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    USDA

    5A ___-approved

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    TRITE

    106A Like "Have a nice day!"

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    SOUP

    46D Starter, perhaps

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    60
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    ARFS

    86A Schnauzer sounds

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    52
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    SAINT

    29A Frequent figure in Renaissance art

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    49
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    LIMP

    66A Droopy

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    46
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    CALC

    90A Integral subj.

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    34
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    DIM

    1D Unfavorable

    5
    80
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    DIEM

    80D Ngo Dinh ___, South Vietnam's first president

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    54
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    GIBE

    9A Ridicule

    5
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    FRAME

    30D Curator's selection

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    BLASE

    11D Indifferent

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    DDT

    64A Toxic spray

    4
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    OZONE

    92D Radiation reducer

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    INST

    52D Sch. or hosp.

    4
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    GELS

    9D Gets set

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    MANOR

    23A Lord's home

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    EYESORE

    42A View ruiner

    4
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    IVANA

    18A Socialite with a self-named perfume

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    ERNS

    43D Relatives of kites

    3
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    IDEALS

    59A Topic in transcendentalism

    3
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    CITY

    25D Part of 85-Down

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    BRUT

    97D Very dry

    3
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    STREEP

    45D Movie star with the most Oscar nominations (15)

    3
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    COUPE

    22A Two-door

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    GUTS

    93D Kishkes

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    IGUANAS

    47A Pets with dewlaps

    3
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    HAG

    101D Witch

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    CARTS

    26A Grocery store lineup

    2
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    SEWED

    76D Worked on a shift, maybe

    2
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    ARIADNE

    48D King Minos' daughter who aided Theseus

    2
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    STUPOR

    6D Daze

    2
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    PELTS

    28A Trading post buys

    2
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    SCOURS

    27D Searches high and low

    2
    10
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    SATES

    110A Fills to the gills

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    NEET

    113A Bygone depilatory

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    40
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    DECK

    1A Where to spot a king or queen

    1
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    BOOZE

    97A Something made in the still of the night?

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    DENOTE

    32D Mean

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    TIOS

    60A Members of la familia

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    DEPT

    32A Part of 5-Across: Abbr.

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    INANER

    52A Dumber than dumb

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    LOAMS

    91D Earthy mixtures

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    REWED

    49A Like Larry King, repeatedly

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    TITHES

    60D Some church income

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    ESCAPES

    12D Hatches, say

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    12
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    KEEPER

    63D Big-enough catch

    1
    8
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    WENDYS

    74D "Quality Is Our Recipe" franchise

    1
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    THENCE

    87D From that point on

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    INESCROW

    78D Held for later disbursement, as funds

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    MENTORS

    50A Coaches

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    STEMCELLS debut

    20A Versatile body builders

    1
    4
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    DVRS debut

    62D TiVo's, e.g.

    1
    3
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    TREEBOA debut

    35D Snake with "lightning bolts" on its back

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    3
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    CANDO

    95A "No problem!"

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    PARLOR

    51A Word with beauty or pizza

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    AMYL

    8D ___ nitrite

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    MERITS

    77A Good points

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    ROADMAP

    82D Plan of action

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    SUPRA

    100A Above: Lat.

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    IONESCO

    84A "The Bald Soprano" dramatist

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    ATISSUE

    44A Disputed

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    CCNY

    85D School inits. in Harlem since 1907

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    UNIVAC

    68D First commercially successful computer

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    8
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    DIPOLE

    79A Pair of opposite electric charges

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    KNORR debut

    4D Popular brand of bouillon

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    PEDROS

    36D Baseball's Martinez and others

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    DENEUVE

    80A Best Actress nominee for "Indochine"

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    5
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    INASTEW

    83A Agitated

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    IPUT debut

    47D "___ a Spell on You" (classic 1956 Screamin' Jay Hawkins song)

    0
    5
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    LIMPID

    66D Clear

    0
    5
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    MALADY

    41D Affliction

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    5
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    OVERRATED

    75D Not as good as claimed

    0
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    ESTRUS debut

    53A Heat

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    4
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    REVELER

    82A Bacchus, notably

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    4
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    WAHOOS

    74A Happy shouts

    0
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    GROWS

    111A Waxes

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    PRINE

    81A Singer John with the album "Bruised Orange"

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    3
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    VALUED debut

    67A In high esteem

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    3
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    VICEROY

    61D Christopher Columbus, in the Indies

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    3
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    AMBULANCE debut

    109A What drives you to get better?

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    2
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    COLLIDE

    54D Disagree strongly

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    2
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    EVACUATES debut

    2D Clears

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    2
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    HOURLYMATRIMONY

    101A Scheduled activity at a Vegas chapel?

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    2
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    TOWNWITHOUTPURITY

    34D Sodom or Gomorrah?

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    2
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    WBO debut

    56A Sanctioning assn. for pugilists

    0
    2
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    BURYALLACCOUNTS debut

    24A Corrupt financier's command?

    0
    1
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    CANARYINTHEMURINE debut

    3D Songbird at an eye drops factory?

    0
    1
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    CURRATIONS debut

    54A Alpo or Purina One?

    0
    1
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    CURRIEDWOLF debut

    40D Triumphant spicy meal for the Three Little Pigs?

    0
    1
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    FURRYCOOK debut

    30A Mama Bear at the stove?

    0
    1
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    OHMYGOURD debut

    92A Pumpkin grower's cry of surprise?

    0
    1
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    SOUTHSEA debut

    14D From Polynesia and environs

    0
    1
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    URSINEWAVE debut

    72A Greeting from Smokey the Bear?

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    1