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Saturday · 70 answers · 8 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ONE

    36D It was retired by the Yankees in 1986

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    ALE

    43A Full Sail or Fuller's

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    ORS

    10D Sterile environments, for short

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    EMIR

    24A Big shot on Al Jazeera

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    LESS

    51D Off, pricewise

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    SSE

    20A Fresno-to-L.A. direction

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    CAL

    5D Presidential nickname

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    TRAM

    53D It follows a mine line

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    LAM

    41A Flee

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    EIN

    59D German article

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    SPAN

    11D Decade or century

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    AWS

    42D Sympathetic responses

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    PDAS

    39A Many hand-helds, for short

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    RTES

    60A GPS offerings: Abbr.

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    HMO

    31A Oxford offering

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    ALLAH

    45A Recipient of much praise

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    PETE

    16A Rose in a field

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    SMUG

    11A Far from self-effacing

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    SRTA

    54D Miss Spain, say: Abbr.

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    WORE

    44A Put on

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    PUB

    57D 43-Across server

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    ERLE

    56A Oilman ___ P. Halliburton

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    DTS

    35D Drying-out danger

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    ESA

    58D That Peruvian?

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    ILKS

    19A Classes

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    DROLL

    2D Like wags

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    YELLS

    50A TALKS LIKE THIS!

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    ITLLDO

    29D "That works"

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    ADVIL

    1D Big name in relief

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    NCOS

    7D Basic training figs.

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    URE

    21D Script postscript?

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    CRT

    27A Passé PC piece

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    UNSER

    21A Albuquerque's ___ Racing Museum

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    TOD

    9D Beatrix Potter's "The Tale of Mr. ___"

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    INDIRA

    26D One of the Gandhis

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    AREAR

    48D In the back

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    LLOSA

    22A Luis who directed "Anaconda," 1997

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    CREDITCARD

    32A Thing to charge with

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    EERO

    55A Aarnio of furniture

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    SSRS

    62A They broke up in 1991: Abbr.

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    KTS

    52A They may sit next to castles: Abbr.

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    23
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    ANTA

    18A Old Broadway production grp.

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    ADRENAL

    42A Norepinephrine producer

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    HOWLS

    49D Hurricane noises

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    APASS

    4D Take ___ (decline)

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    ENCS

    6D Accompaniers of cover letters: Abbr.

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    REDALERTS

    33D Indicators of impending danger

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    AMIA

    23D "What ___ mind reader?"

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    OOOO

    36A Ghost's sound

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    JOCKO

    3D Informal name for a monkey

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    THREEDAYWEEKEND

    8D Common thing to plan a vacation around

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    BADMANNERS

    63A They're abandoned in charm school

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    CDPLAYERS

    32D Contents of some music cabinets

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    DENTALHYGIENIST debut

    37A Crown polisher

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    EBLA

    38D Powerful Syrian city in the third millennium B.C.

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    ENAMELLER

    34D Brit working with nails, say

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    GEARTOOTH debut

    14D One engaging in clockwork

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    LEINE

    47D Hanover's river

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    LEVON

    46D 1972 Elton John hit

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    MENSCHOIR

    12D It's likely to have bass parts

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    MISDONE

    28A Botched

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    SCHORR

    30D Journalist who wrote "Come to Think of It," 2007

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    USNATIONAL

    61A Old Glory saluter, most likely

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    VOCALCORDS

    17A Singing pair

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    ADJACENTTO debut

    1A Neighboring

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    DROPANCHOR debut

    15A Water-park?

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    LOWERBERTH debut

    40A Sleeper's option in a sleeper

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    MORGEN debut

    25D "Guten ___"

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    PEERREVIEW debut

    57A Examination by those most qualified

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    UTTERMOST debut

    13D Farthest

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