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Friday · 70 answers · 8 debuts

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

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    ATE

    54D Put the dishes away

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    NEO

    18A Introduction to Impressionism?

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    332
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    LEO

    4D One may be conceived on Veterans Day

    40
    268
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    LET

    25A Stop, with "up"

    34
    288
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    ARIA

    47D Price number

    30
    446
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    AMEN

    45D Music to a minister's ears

    27
    296
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    IRIS

    19A It's light-sensitive

    26
    225
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    ETTA

    44A Moten who played Bess in Broadway's "Porgy and Bess"

    23
    254
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    ATT

    38A Case builder: Abbr.

    23
    161
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    PRE

    51D Grand ___ (Annapolis Valley community)

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    175
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    IGOR

    48D Real-estate tycoon Olenicoff

    20
    207
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    ATON

    1D Rafts

    19
    136
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    ESL

    10D What an au pair might take: Abbr.

    18
    153
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    IMAC

    12D Big name in desktops

    16
    154
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    EPI

    36D Dermal opening?

    16
    141
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    AID

    47A Scholarship, e.g.

    15
    167
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    HEE

    11D Laugh syllable

    15
    102
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    SENT

    32A With 33-Across, remitted

    14
    190
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    ASHY

    23D Wan

    12
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    LIES

    43A They often come in packs

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    97
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    ROSA

    27A "The Accumulation of Capital" author Luxemburg

    11
    137
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    DENT

    49D Bit of headway

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    112
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    CARE

    20A Pains

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    LAPSE

    43D Judgment problem

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    60
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    THAT

    40A Partner of 37-Across

    8
    98
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    THIS

    37A Partner of 40-Across

    8
    68
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    MBAS

    33D Many corp. recruits

    7
    73
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    DOO

    53D End of a Fred Flintstone cry

    6
    47
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    HRS

    9D Abbr. on a timecard

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    90
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    PASO

    39A ___ Robles, Calif.

    5
    54
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    CANS

    26A Cashiers

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    39
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    HAHAS

    31D Music to a comic's ears

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    31
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    ACORNS

    6D Certain winter stash

    5
    29
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    AMER

    34A Like Old Glory: Abbr.

    3
    60
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    SONIA

    7D One of the Gandhis

    3
    51
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    MONEY

    33A See 32-Across

    3
    35
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    MANS

    46A "___ Fate" (André Malraux novel)

    3
    25
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    IST

    42A Suffix with real

    2
    95
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    JAW

    24D Jabber

    2
    65
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    DOIT

    29A "Get cracking!"

    2
    44
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    MOSES

    22D Ancient law man

    2
    42
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    TUES

    8D Part of Shrovetide: Abbr.

    2
    22
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    JOUST

    30D Competition among mail carriers?

    2
    5
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    LAI

    28A "Love Story" score composer

    1
    62
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    RAITT

    21D Singer with the 5x platinum album "Nick of Time," 1989

    1
    39
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    RONDO

    27D Concerto part

    1
    39
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    SHUE

    2D "Molly" title role player, 1999

    1
    38
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    ORTO

    3D "... ___ go?"

    1
    21
  49. 49
    MUON

    46D Unstable particle

    1
    14
  50. 50
    TINCTS

    40D Dyes

    1
    6
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    DEFIANT

    5D Challenging

    1
    5
  52. 52
    LEGALLIMIT debut

    13D Ceiling one should stay under

    1
    3
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    ELD

    52D Antiquity, in antiquity

    0
    39
  54. 54
    MAJ

    22A Sgt. follower

    0
    23
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    GHI

    41A 4 letters

    0
    15
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    RANA

    21A "The young lambs ___ pretty race": Wordsworth

    0
    9
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    DEATHTRAP

    29D Perilous place

    0
    4
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    ASOLDASTHEHILLS

    1A Antediluvian

    0
    3
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    LAUREATES debut

    14D Wordsworth and Tennyson

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    3
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    OUTOFONESLEAGUE

    17A Completely unqualified for competition

    0
    3
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    TASTEBUDS

    35A They may be excited by dinner

    0
    3
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    TRUMPEDUPCHARGE

    50A Framing need

    0
    3
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    JOSHWHITE

    30A Singer of the 1940s blues hit "One Meat Ball"

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    2
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    THESHAH debut

    37D Leader exiled in 1979

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    2
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    WATERLOOSTATION

    55A Railway terminus with the Victory Arch

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    2
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    CONSTITUTE debut

    26D Make up

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    1
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    OPENEDONESHEART debut

    56A Became emotionally receptive

    0
    1
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    SLEETIER debut

    15D More like a cold shower?

    0
    1
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    STAGETWO debut

    32D The second part

    0
    1
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    THREECOURSEMEAL debut

    16A It's served in parts

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    1