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

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   EPA

   6D It's got its standards: Abbr.

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   ALT

   39A Key abbreviation

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   ATTA

   4D Girl/boy intro

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   ENE

   19A Needle point?: Abbr.

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   IDOL

   42D Target of a Fox hunt?

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   TATA

   49D "I'm history"

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   OHO

   51D "Got ya!"

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   CGI

   30D Big budget item for "Avatar," briefly

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    ERMA

    44D "Aunt" with a 1979 best seller

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    ARKS

    8D Scroll holders

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    EVAN

    10D ___ Longoria, 2008 A.L. Rookie of the Year

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    RITE

    3D Diet ___

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    MAPS

    36D Google ___

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    SEEK

    15D Curry

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    RECTO

    22D Page one is traditionally one

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    ACHY

    2D Acting up, in a way

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    STATS

    24D Fantasy sports figures

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    GARR

    5D "Oh, God!" co-star

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    SMEE

    38D Storybook pirate

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    ROM

    40A CD-___

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    ARTIE

    23D ___ Abrams, character on "Glee"

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    EPPS

    14D Omar in Hollywood

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    UMASS

    27D Campus near the J.F.K. Library

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    SPCA

    7D Org. providing assistance to Afghans and Persians

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    SSTS

    45D Onetime landers at LAX

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    SLOOP

    25D One-master

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    STAX

    48D Classic Memphis-based record label

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    PRU

    18A Boston landmark, with "the"

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    SPUTNIK

    25A Subject of the book "Red Moon Rising"

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    FERRIES

    34D Carries back and forth

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    GARAGESALES debut

    1A Category on Craigslist

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    TERP

    43D One singing "Fight, fight, fight for Maryland!"

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    TIGE

    47D Old comics dog

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    ILET

    46D "Before ___ you go ..."

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    ASININE

    17A Imbecilic

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    LOTI

    9D French novelist Pierre

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    TIEROD

    12D Part of a car's steering system

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    ASORT

    21D Somewhat, after "of"

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    GAGRULE

    1D Discussion stopper

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    PERYEAR

    16A How rainfall may be measured

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    LENNIE

    13D Gentle giant of Steinbeck's "Of Mice and Men"

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    ITSTRUE

    46A "Honest to God!"

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    POLYPS

    32D Sea fan colonists

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    SAPIENT

    11D Perspicacious

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    TALOS

    28D Giant bronze man in Greek myth

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    OCTAGONAL

    31A Like Jerusalem's Dome of the Rock

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    PASSELS

    37A Heaps

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    PINNA

    26D Outer ear

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    ATTRITE

    33D Reduce through retirement

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    EIGHTTRACKTAPES

    14A They're rarely played nowadays

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    FLOURS

    35D Prepares for baking, in a way

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    MOTTOES debut

    36A "Eureka" and "Excelsior"

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    PYRITES

    41A Sulfide-containing group

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    SOLARAS

    20A Some Toyotas

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    TACITAPPROVAL

    12A Unspoken agreement

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    DESERTCLIMATE debut

    29A Early "cure" for tuberculosis

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    ELPASOTEXAS debut

    53A Home of Sun Bowl Stadium

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    PARTITIONSOFF debut

    32A Puts barricades around

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    SPIDERSOLITAIRE debut

    50A Microsoft Windows game

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    STORMTHEGATES debut

    52A Openly attack en masse

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