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

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   EPEE

   11D French-derived word with two accents

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   TIS

   54D "___ true"

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   ASEA

   45D On deck, say

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   DEN

   53D Place for a trophy case

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   TOO

   48A "___ true"

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   URL

   55D Surfer's address

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   TRE

   56D 30% of dieci

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   SCI

   1D Med., e.g.

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    EBAY

    4D Owner of Bill Me Later

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    ABIDE

    22D Brook

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    TDS

    19A 7-Down's goals, briefly

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    KEYS

    18A What instrumentalists often change

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    ARCS

    12D Fly balls, e.g.

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    SANER

    27D Less likely to crack

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    TREES

    24D Almonds and pistachios

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    TASK

    2D Unpleasant thing to be taken to

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    SPIT

    50D Meat sticker

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    ESTD

    20A Set up: Abbr.

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    FACE

    44A Not flee

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    ELA

    21A She, in Lisbon

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    IND

    6D Birthplace of Rex Stout and Kurt Vonnegut: Abbr.

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    LTR

    10D It's often 11 in. long

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    CARR

    46D Lloyd in the College Football Hall of Fame

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    RONI

    51D Pasta ___ (Quaker brand)

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    DNATEST

    39D Common cold case reviver

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    NITER

    28D Pyrotechnics compound

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    ERTE

    3D "Broadway's in Fashion" artist

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    ONED

    14D Going along the line, briefly?

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    EXUDE

    26D Radiate

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    SACRA

    23D Vertebral column parts

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    GHOUL

    29D One present in spirit?

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    RIHANNA

    35A Singer of the 2010 #1 hit "Rude Boy"

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    SATES

    33D Is enough for

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    MSRP

    49A Car ad fig.

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    MPAA

    49D Trailer-approving grp.

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    FTD

    15D 1-800-SEND ___ (apropos corp. number)

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    RONS

    5D Running back Dayne and others

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    TOREAT

    37A Anguished

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    FIXE

    44D Set on the Saône?

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    ICERUN

    36A Post-winter breakup

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    ADP

    43A Big check-printing co.

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    REUNITE

    40A End a split

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    ENATE

    32D Maternally related

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    RITT

    13D "Hud" director

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    ADORER

    42D Fan

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    RIPOSTE

    40D Comeback

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    ESCE

    47D Ending with fluor-

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    ONEIN

    31D Odds opener

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    GARNI

    30D Adorned, on menus

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    PREV

    52D Before: Abbr.

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    BAREXAM

    34A Something passed on the way to court?

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    DREADED

    38A Like a bugbear

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    HERAT

    25D Afghan province or its capital

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    NFCTEAM

    7D Bears, e.g.

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    CARBONFOOTPRINT

    16A What an environmentalist wants to reduce

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    DISASTERSUPPORT

    53A FEMA mission

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    EASTERNAIRLINES

    41A Its first C.E.O. was the W.W. I hero Eddie Rickenbacker

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    ISTANDCORRECTED

    17A "My mistake"

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    NEARESTRELATIVE

    58A Info on a medical history form

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    STEERINGCLEAROF

    1A Giving a wide berth

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    ASTHESAYINGGOES debut

    22A "According to old wisdom ..."

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    CORSAIR debut

    9D Pirate

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    EXERCISETRAINER debut

    57A One whose goal is changing shape?

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    GOODLY debut

    8D Substantial

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