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Friday · 68 answers · 4 debuts

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

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    ACRE

    19A One of about 14,500 in Manhattan

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    SAT

    28A Wasn't off one's rocker?

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    IDO

    3D When repeated, cry often made with a hand up

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    ANN

    47A Barack Obama's mother

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    PSI

    41A Scuba tank meas.

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    SEMI

    51D Part of a convoy

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    SNIT

    51A Pother

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    EVA

    53D ___ Air (carrier to Taiwan)

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    ROT

    55D Tripe

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    ROME

    2D Home of the Arch of Constantine

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    IMS

    45A Exchanges that may come with emoticons, briefly

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    SRA

    56D Dama's title: Abbr.

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    SCI

    26A Grade sch. class

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    GAP

    50A Interregnum

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    KIA

    25A ___ Motors

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    EIN

    4D Brahms's "___ Deutsches Requiem"

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    RENE

    17A Actor Auberjonois

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    SHOE

    49D Brogue, e.g.

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    CEE

    44A First to come?

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    LON

    18A Chaney Sr. or Jr.

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    ALB

    8D Mass apparel

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    CRUX

    34A Nub

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    ORD

    20A Fort named for a Civil War major general

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    SUP

    30D "___, bro?"

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    YENTE

    40D Matchmaker for Tevye's daughters

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    RET

    54D Not working: Abbr.

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    ETAIL

    60A Growing area of commerce

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    ANISTON

    42A 2002 Emmy winner for lead actress in a comedy

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    SENSORS

    29A Eye, ear and nose

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    SPIRO

    35D Two-time running mate of Richard

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    YEATS

    16D "Easter, 1916" poet

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    OOLALA

    12A "That's ni-i-ice!"

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    PLANB

    6A Alternative

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    TAGSALE

    27A Shop-at-home method?

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    ELECTOR

    23D 12th Amendment concern

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    DROSS

    14D What's discarded

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    NIAGARA

    37D Metaphor for a flood of tears

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    OSMOND

    36D Onetime teen idol who later hosted "Pyramid"

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    ROIS

    48A 58-Across leaders

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    STEPONE

    38D It's a start

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    ADRIAN

    13D N.F.L. rushing star Peterson

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    GRIER

    1A Fearsome Foursome teammate of Jones, Olsen and Lundy

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    NEURONS debut

    24D Cell transmitters

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    LEAPERS

    46A People born on February 29, colloquially

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    REATA

    59A Ranch in the 1956 film "Giant"

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    LOM

    7D Actor Herbert of the "Pink Panther" films

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    QUIZ

    33A Sporcle.com feature

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    NORMAN

    58A See 48-Across

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    JOES

    15D Frank Zappa rock opera "___ Garage"

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    SWEETEN

    21A Dulcify

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    BENIGN

    39D Harmless

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    BIERCE

    11D Writer of "Happiness, n. An agreeable sensation arising from contemplating the misery of another"

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    DOOVER

    57A Mulligan, e.g.

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    WARZONE

    22D Dangerous place to be

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    NARA

    9D First capital of Japan

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    DIAMONDJIMBRADY

    14A Gilded Age tycoon with a legendary appetite

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    SPAZ

    43D "I'm such a ___!" (klutz's comment)

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    TEUTONS

    31A Whom the Romans defeated at the Battle of Aquae Sextiae, 102 B.C.

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    TUP

    32D Male sheep

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    BRODIE

    11A Jean ___, 1969 Oscar-winning title role for Maggie Smith

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    ONTHERAZORSEDGE

    52A In a precarious position

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    POINTAT debut

    6D Indicate

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    REDLEGS

    5D Ted Kluszewski's team when he won the 1954 N.L. home run title

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    SOUPCON

    35A Hint

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    STOICAL

    21D Unmoved

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    STOPSBY

    38A Visits

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    BLACKSOXSCANDAL debut

    10D Subject of "Eight Men Out"

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    GRANDINQUISITOR debut

    1D Christ's visitor in a tale from "The Brothers Karamazov"

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