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Sunday · 138 answers · 25 debuts

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

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    ASS

    1A Obstinate type

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    409
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    END

    26D Squelch

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    447
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    OREO

    6D Treat in a blue wrapper

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    408
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    TNT

    11D It does a bang-up job

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    338
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    ORA

    101A Mezzanotte is one

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    227
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    LET

    19A Cry after poor service?

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    288
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    NOR

    115D Neither's partner

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    332
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    OPERA

    113A Works in the music business

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    247
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    ATAD

    43D Slightly

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    156
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    SLY

    125A Like a three-card monte player

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    264
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    OTIS

    63D Lift innovator

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    251
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    RARE

    107D In short supply

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    SAN

    92A Angelo or Antonio

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    182
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    OTOH

    55A Alternatively, in Internet lingo

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    60
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    TAP

    121A Object of many a court order

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    165
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    MEET

    80D Sports competition

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    OAK

    5D Flavor associated with Chardonnay

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    152
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    ERROR

    123A Overthrow, e.g.

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    161
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    LEIA

    52A Alderaan royal

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    116
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    AHH

    33A "So nice!"

    13
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    LIES

    74D Fabrications

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    97
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    NBC

    64D "ER" network

    12
    90
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    MEGA

    83A Part of MHz

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    73
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    AIOLI

    46D Provençal sauce

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    51
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    TARA

    16D Butler's place

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    154
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    DEAN

    9D James known for playing an 8-Down

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    121
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    SOBA

    50D Japanese noodle

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    28
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    NEAT

    120A "Super!"

    8
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    NESTS

    103D Places for some newborns

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    RECON

    45D Intel mission

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    53
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    ARMANI

    78D Emporio ___

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    44
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    TRIAL

    104D "Perry Mason" scene

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    43
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    HALE

    82A Strong

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    98
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    OSAGE

    66D ___ orange

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    90
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    IMEAN

    71D "Um ... well ... it's like ..."

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    60
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    LEGAL

    117D Permitted

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    46
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    NEONS

    21A Some commercial signs

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    56
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    STRATA

    110A Levels

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    41
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    DORK

    59D Unhip sort

    5
    19
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    GELS

    124A Hair goops

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    SEEME

    2D Request for face time

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    54
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    YAHOO

    58D Swiftian brute

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    51
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    ALLEGE

    15D Assert without proof

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    40
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    NOIRE

    119A Bête ___

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    36
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    UMASS

    27A Where N.B.A. coach Rick Pitino played college ball

    4
    31
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    ADDTO

    8A Boost

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    44
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    TIETO

    93A Connect with

    3
    35
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    ALARMS

    53D Frightens

    3
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    KNISH

    65A Deli nosh

    3
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    WHIT

    77D Slightest amount

    3
    20
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    LANDHO

    34A Excited call to a crew

    3
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    LEICA

    39A Classic camera maker

    2
    36
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    LAMBS

    60D Farm newborns

    2
    22
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    FLASK

    44D Hooch holder at a ballgame

    2
    17
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    ANTIHERO

    8D See 9-Down

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    12
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    ERDOS

    98D Mathematician Paul

    2
    9
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    IRMA

    73D "___ la Douce"

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    104
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    AARE

    20A River with the Reichenbach Falls

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    FRA

    44A How to address a brother

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    SETA

    87A Botanical bristle

    1
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    TORA

    56A When said three times, a W.W. II cry

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    ALBUM

    1D Contents of a sleeve

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    31
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    ESAS

    17D Those, to Tomás

    1
    31
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    DIPS

    96D Quick swims

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    29
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    MOOG

    4A Electronic music pioneer Robert

    1
    28
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    ONAROLL

    14D Doing really well

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    PCBS

    106D Chem. pollutants

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    22
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    BALOO

    75D He taught Mowgli the law of the jungle

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    16
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    OSLIN

    12D Singer K. T. ___

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    16
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    SMARM

    99D Smugness

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    16
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    BRANDO

    118A Subject of the 2008 biography "Somebody"

    1
    15
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    BOATER

    13A Straw hat

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    11
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    ELEGIES

    69D Mournful songs

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    8
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    INCREASE

    30A Boost

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    8
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    PRINTS

    102A Crime scene evidence

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    8
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    ENROOTS debut

    91D Implants

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    4
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    PROFORMA

    106A Merely routine

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    4
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    IDLEGOSSIP debut

    116A Blah-blah-blah

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    3
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    ELKE

    79D Actress Sommer

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    OLAN

    108D Pearl Buck heroine

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    ADEE

    112D Chick's tail?

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    THRO

    111D "Comin' ___ the Rye"

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    ASTR

    24D Galaxy sci.

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    DOTELL

    10D "Let's hear it!"

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    EGESTS

    32D Disgorges

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    SAONE

    100D It joins the Rhône at Lyon

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    SUD

    84D South of France

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    LESSEN

    97A Diminish

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    ULEES

    37D "___ Gold"

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    USESUP

    76D Depletes

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    EATA

    40D "Do I dare to ___ peach?"

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    SELLERS

    47A Large group in a 23-Across

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    SAPPY

    105D Tear-jerking

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    SEARLE

    84A Company that introduced NutraSweet

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    STARMAN

    3D David Bowie single with the lyric "If we can sparkle he may land tonight"

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    11
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    ASO

    38D Kyushu volcano

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    10
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    MENTHE

    31A French ice cream flavorer

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    9
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    BBLS

    68D Crude qty.

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    OATBRAN

    66A High-fiber, low-fat cereal ingredient

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    INSTIR

    95D Behind bars

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    MARSHES

    4D Reed sites

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    ATURN

    49D Take ___ for the worse

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    FENN

    109D George Manville ___, English adventure writer

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    OSCINE

    28A Relating to songbirds

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    ASGOODAS

    35D About equal to

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    BUBBLEGUM

    75A Blow it

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    5
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    KUNTA

    70D ___ Kinte of "Roots"

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    SEADOO debut

    54A Jet boat brand

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    BUTCH

    13D Relative of Rover

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    4
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    PHLEGM

    51D Throat stuff

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    4
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    ACOLYTES

    57A Followers

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    3
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    ROLONDA

    89D Watts who hosted a 1990s talk show

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    3
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    UNLASH

    22A Remove ropes from

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    3
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    UNLOOSE

    90A Relax

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    3
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    BEARMARKET debut

    23A Bad news on Wall Street

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    2
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    GETSALLAS debut

    7D Contends for valedictorian, say

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    2
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    INKERASER

    88A Tough rubber?

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    2
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    RHYE debut

    18D "Seven Seas of ___" (early Queen hit)

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    2
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    SENNAS

    122A Some flowering shrubs

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    2
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    ALLEGRA debut

    86D Brand for hay fever sufferers

    0
    1
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    CALENDARMONTHS debut

    114A April, May and June

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    1
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    CERE debut

    42D Smear with wax, old-style

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    1
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    CHARMED debut

    29D "___, I'm sure"

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    1
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    DOUBLEGLAZED debut

    59A Like some doughnuts and windows

    0
    1
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    ENDORSER debut

    85D Check person

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    1
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    GASPLANET debut

    48A Heavenly body that humans will never set foot on

    0
    1
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    INOZ debut

    41D "Rinkitink ___" (L. Frank Baum book)

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    1
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    MALLARME debut

    62D "L'Après-midi d'un faune" poet Stéphane ___

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    1
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    MBEKI debut

    67A Mandela's presidential successor

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    1
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    MIDDLEGROUND debut

    94A Neutral space

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    1
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    MONODRAMA debut

    62A Beckett's "Krapp's Last Tape," e.g.

    0
    1
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    OILSLICKS debut

    72A Hazards for marine life

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    1
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    PASSLINE debut

    81A Bet in craps

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    1
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    PRORATING debut

    81D Dividing fairly, say

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    1
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    REGULARMEALS debut

    36A Three squares

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    1
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    SOLARMASS debut

    61A Unit of star measurement

    0
    1
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    TATTLETALEGRAY debut

    25A What Fels-Naptha banished, in old ads

    0
    1
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    WARMEMORIALS debut

    77A Arc de Triomphe and Nelson's Column

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    1