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Sunday · 140 answers · 22 debuts

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

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    ANI

    92D Black bird

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    ANTI

    29A Debate side

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    EROS

    112D Winged Greek god

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    STAT

    113D Ballpark figure

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    239
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    PSI

    73A Wave function symbol in quantum mechanics

    24
    198
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    ELLA

    64D Folk singer Jenkins

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    262
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    EPIC

    75D Sweeping story

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    235
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    NESS

    9D Dread loch?

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    202
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    NOT

    39D With 48-Across, mediocre

    22
    176
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    AAA

    4D Prominent tower, for short

    20
    230
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    SAGA

    124A "Twilight," e.g.

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    144
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    ECON

    11D H.S. class

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    IKEA

    108D Furniture giant

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    130
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    SEER

    59A Cassandra, for one

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    170
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    INRE

    8D Dictator's phrase

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    251
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    LESS

    57A Subtracting

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    167
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    HERE

    104A Shout from one who's on a roll?

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    150
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    SRS

    115A B.M.O.C.'s, often

    14
    209
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    AUTO

    22A Aries or Taurus

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    165
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    IBM

    61D Tech stock

    13
    106
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    AGUA

    19A El océano, por ejemplo

    13
    103
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    AONE

    110A Prime

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    209
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    RENE

    54A ___ Coty, French president before de Gaulle

    11
    221
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    NOW

    27A When repeated, a calming phrase

    11
    116
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    TEAR

    120A Zoom

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    149
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    OASIS

    28D Good spot for a date?

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    104
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    USERS

    125A ___ manual

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    96
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    INSET

    30A Cartographic extra

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    94
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    MIRE

    55A Stick in the mud

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    ARENAS

    52D Bowls

    8
    82
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    ETTE

    17D Novel conclusion?

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    ATA

    106A ___ loss

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    TEC

    66D Shamus

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    80
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    MICE

    114D Cheese lovers

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    58
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    REDD

    81D Comedian Foxx

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    51
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    ALEE

    72A On the safe side

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    275
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    LISA

    1A Alaska senator Murkowski

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    106
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    OLAV

    82A Speed-skating champ Johann ___ Koss

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    98
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    BEAN

    70A Noggin

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    ATMFEE

    47D Cost for getting money, maybe

    6
    21
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    FDA

    43A Grp. that conducts many tests

    5
    97
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    RTS

    98A Football linemen: Abbr.

    5
    68
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    LIMIT

    107A One to a customer, e.g.

    5
    48
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    DUST

    50D Common settler

    5
    41
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    RITES

    94D Devotional ceremonies

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    41
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    STLEO

    121A Florida univ. affiliated with the Catholic Church

    5
    34
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    ASU

    117D The Sun Devils of the N.C.A.A.

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    83
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    ASTIN

    5A Sean who played the title role in "Rudy," 1993

    4
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    NONET

    77D Schubert's "Eine kleine Trauermusik," e.g.

    4
    54
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    CAINE

    15D "Educating Rita" star

    4
    47
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    KNEEL

    36D Prepare for a dubbing

    4
    41
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    EFILE

    78D Use TurboTax, say

    4
    33
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    BUC

    67A N.F.C. South player

    4
    22
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    USTED

    38D Yucatán "you"

    4
    14
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    CHEF

    15A Pan handler

    3
    51
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    TEENY

    102A Itsy-bitsy

    3
    48
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    THANE

    20A Shakespeare's Lennox, Angus or Ross

    3
    46
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    TERNS

    126A Gull relatives

    3
    28
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    WNBA

    23A Hoop grp.

    3
    23
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    HAIRS

    24A They may be split

    3
    22
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    VASCO

    103A Explorer ___ da Gama

    3
    13
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    BEAT

    119A Tanned

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    REINS

    105D Dancer's controls?

    2
    52
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    ACERB

    21A Bitter

    2
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    BIG

    119D Magnanimous

    2
    40
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    NOODLE

    100D Noggin

    2
    25
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    ICIEST

    51A Least welcoming

    2
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    SOHOT

    48A See 39-Down

    2
    11
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    UPNEXT

    68D On deck

    2
    8
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    GHERKIN debut

    97D Pickle type

    2
    4
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    NEER

    111D Not e'en once

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    100
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    ATTEND

    52A Wait upon

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    FROM

    83A Out of

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    EZINE

    33A Salon, for example

    1
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    STAPLE

    58D Bread, milk or eggs

    1
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    HUTS

    16D Sheds

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    SRIS

    80A Hindu titles

    1
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    ANAP

    79A Take ___ (rest)

    1
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    ERIEPA

    93A Part of a postal address for Gannon University

    1
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    DIONE

    96A Moon of Saturn

    1
    10
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    WINKED

    26D Gave a sly signal

    1
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    CHAFES

    69D Rubs

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    3
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    IRAE

    34D "Dies ___" (hymn)

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    ETHANE

    91A Flammable fuel

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    LSTS

    107D W.W. II craft

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    LTDS

    42D Former Fords

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    ATHOL

    5D Massachusetts industrial city on the Millers River

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    PACA

    10D Spotted cavy

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    21
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    ITAR

    56D ___-Tass news agency

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    SMORES

    113A Camping treats

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    ALOG

    32A Easy as falling off ___

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    OODLES

    28A A whole lot

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    EPHEMERA

    74A Items of short-lived use

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    IONESCO

    41D "The Chairs" playwright

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    ANDREI

    45D Peace Nobelist Sakharov

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    12
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    MEFIRST

    87A Like an egocentric's attitude

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    EXECUTE

    95A Carry out

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    RENTED

    12D Didn't buy, perhaps

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    ANANIAS

    46A Biblical liar

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    FOYT

    18D Track star A. J.

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    HARKS

    35A Listens, old-style

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    8
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    RUBATO

    88D With freedom of tempo

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    8
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    TESTTUBE

    63A Long piece of glassware

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    ALC

    71A Still product: Abbr.

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    SEAVER

    65D Miracle Mets pitcher, 1969

    0
    7
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    PERMA

    10A Start to frost?

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    6
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    DWEEBS debut

    44D Square sorts

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    5
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    TEACARTS

    90D Some service stations

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    ACEIN

    122A ___ the hole

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    CHOKER

    101D Ring around the collar

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    IDDO

    123A "... and ___ it again!"

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    IGNORANCE

    2D Bliss, it is said

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    FACEUP

    43D Showing, as a deck member

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    3
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    TIKKI

    118A Rikki-___-tavi

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    3
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    AB8 debut

    14D Lessen

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    2
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    BEAMER debut

    67D Person who's visibly happy

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    GRILLER

    97A Barbecue cook

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    2
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    MRWIZARD

    13D Don Herbert's moniker on 1950s-'60s TV

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    2
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    OPENTRADE

    85D Tariffs hinder it

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    2
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    RAEDAWN

    49A Actress ___ Chong

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    2
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    SHADOWS

    6D Trails

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    2
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    WAPITIS

    62D Elk

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    2
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    B8ANDSWITCH debut

    99A Fast-talking salesman's tactic

    0
    1
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    CONW8WITTY debut

    25A Singer with the #1 country hit "Hello Darlin'"

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    1
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    CR8 debut

    31A Egg protector

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    1
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    DEDUCED debut

    53A Gathered

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    1
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    G8ER debut

    127A Spat

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    1
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    LAWNCHAIR debut

    1D Common patio sight

    0
    1
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    LIFTEDW8S debut

    60A Repeatedly raised the bar?

    0
    1
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    M8AG debut

    109D Largest employer in Newton, Iowa, until 2006

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    1
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    MARYASTOR debut

    86D Oscar-winning actress for "The Great Lie," 1941

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    1
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    P8ONPLACE debut

    76A Racy best-selling novel of 1956

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    1
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    RELEASED8 debut

    84D Movie producer's time of stress

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    1
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    SK8BOARDER debut

    116A X Games competitor

    0
    1
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    ST8S debut

    89D Conditions

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    SUBW8RAIN debut

    3D 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7, in New York City

    0
    1
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    TAILG8 debut

    7D Follow too closely

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    1
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    THEL8L8SHOW debut

    40D Insomniac's TV viewing

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    1
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    VIBRA debut

    103D Lead-in to harp or phone

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    1
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    W8UNTILDARK debut

    37A Suspenseful 1966 Broadway hit

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    1