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

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   ALE

   13A It may take a few hops

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   END

   45D This, for example, with "the"

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   ASH

   40A It's all burned up

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   TEN

   50A What a king may be worth

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   TNT

   32A Contents of some charges

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   AVE

   24A St. Bernard in New Orleans, e.g.: Abbr.

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   TSK

   5A "You shouldn't have!"

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9. 8
   CCS

   23A Solution amts.

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10. 9
    KEN

    17A Thriller author Follett

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    DEL

    22D One of the 13 orig. colonies

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    WAR

    44D See 9-Across

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    NOTE

    49A "Consider ..."

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    SRS

    53A Promgoers, typically: Abbr.

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    BED

    28A It's made every day

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    NEST

    16D Egg holder

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    NERD

    51A Unlikely prom king

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    OHM

    10D Unit of resistance

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    ESOS

    54A Those south of the border

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    VAT

    39A Winery fixture

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    OSU

    37A Seven-time Rose Bowl winner, in brief

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    UVEA

    18A Place for an iris

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    COLD

    9A With 44-Down, conflict between 7-Down and the 34-Down

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    SMILE

    19A Cry before someone snaps

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25. 24
    FENCE

    27D The Berlin Wall started as one in 1961

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    WASH

    38D Basketful of clothes

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    RILED

    41A All burned up

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    RABID

    21A Raging

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    SIBS

    34A Ones sharing a branch of a tree

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    IST

    42A Column addition?

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    EEN

    20A Poet's time of day

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    ETO

    47A Onetime D.D.E. command

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    DRED

    31A 1856 antislavery novel

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    HEMAN

    48A Atlas, e.g.

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    STOWE

    43A Writer of 31-Across

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    VICE

    33A It's just wrong

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    THEUN

    15A One of its official languages is Eng.

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    BAREBONES

    3D No extras

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    ALAR

    46A Banned fruit spray

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    CTS

    9D Price abbr.

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    TERR

    14A Louisiana ___: Abbr.

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    DALY

    30A Original "What's My Line?" host John

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    MGR

    36D Store person: Abbr.

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    KENNEDY

    7D 1961 leader

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    NEBS

    1A Beaks

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    CWTS

    52A Shipping units: Abbr.

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    FASTEN

    35D Snap a snap on, say

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    SOVIETS

    34D Adversaries of 7-Down

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    ALAP

    8A Gain ___ on

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    SLEEVELESSDRESS

    6D Jumper, for one

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    DULCET

    12D Sweet to the ears

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    LONELIEST

    29A Least attended

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    SITATHOME debut

    26D Not go out

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    SPRAINED

    4D Twisted in a bad way

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    ATONESFEET

    25A In a person's immediate vicinity

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    FACEMASKS debut

    35A Umpires' wear

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    NATURALDISASTER debut

    1D Earthquake, e.g.

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    TAKEABACKSEATTO

    5D Have lower priority than

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    WATERGLASS

    38A Pitcher's catcher?

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    DISALLOWS debut

    30D Bars

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    ELEVATORBUTTONS debut

    2D They may be hard-pressed to work

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    LEICESTER debut

    11D English Midlands city that is home to the largest outdoor covered market in Europe

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    VALIANCE debut

    33D Bravery

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