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Wednesday · 76 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    ETA

    19A LAX monitor info

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    ALE

    3D Barley wine, really

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    ASS

    39D Fool

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    ERE

    67A 'Fore

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    ECO

    33D "The Name of the Rose" author

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    DNA

    53D Paternity suit evidence

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    ETE

    59A Vacation time in Versailles

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    SRO

    11A Welcome sign for a B'way angel

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    RHO

    15A P, to Pythagoras

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    SKI

    28D One of a biathlete's pair

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    DRS

    63D "ER" personnel

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    ALEC

    6D Author Waugh

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    ERIN

    26D CNN's Burnett

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    PER

    16A Pricing word

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    IAM

    35A Descartes's "sum," translated

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    NED

    68A Leftorium owner on "The Simpsons"

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    NEW

    32D Common packaging word

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    TOM

    10D Certain turkey

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    TAG

    43A Make "it"

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    WHO

    34D "___ knows?"

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    LAT

    30A Counterpart of long.

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    ERRED

    55A Missed the mark

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    OCT

    8A Foliage-viewing mo.

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    EASED

    52D Relaxed

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    ATA

    61D ___ crossroads

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    DSL

    22D Cable alternative, for short

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    ITE

    65A Ore suffix

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    AEON

    21A ___ Flux (Charlize Theron role)

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    KNEW

    31A Had down cold

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    BAHT

    56A Thai currency

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    COURT

    37D Try to win

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    AVATAR

    46D First movie to gross more than $2 billion (2009)

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    LAH

    2D "Well, ___-di-dah!"

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    51
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    GED

    44D Many a H.S. dropout's goal ... and what's added to 17-, 25-, 36-, 51- and 60-Across

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    SIDEB

    7D Lesser-played half of a 45

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    TELE

    58D Prefix with cast

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    ERECTS

    50D Puts up

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    DAVE

    40D Humorist Barry

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    REW

    62D FF's opposite, on a VCR

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    WOOS

    42A Tries to win

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    TWA

    18D Pan Am rival

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    DAR

    64A Lineage-based women's org.

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    VIN

    60D Rouge or blanc selection

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    SLEEVE

    48A Magician's hiding spot

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    DENEB

    22A Star in Cygnus

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    IGNITE

    47D Put a match to

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    GLITTER

    66A Sparkly component of face paint

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    OREAD

    8D Nymph of Mount Ida, e.g.

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    CHARGE

    9D Use plastic

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    SEESAWS

    69A Teeter-totters

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    EMAJ

    23D Mus. key with four sharps

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    STBEDE

    45D "Venerable" monk of old England

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    LETDIE

    49D Allow to expire

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    PCT

    1D Fig. on an I.R.S. schedule

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    LOD

    41A El Al hub city

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    NANETTE

    57A Broadway title character who sings "Tea for Two"

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    SMORES

    27A Gooey camp fare

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    ORANGS

    13D Cousins of chimps

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    RETOOL

    12D Prepare for next year's models, say

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    ADRAG

    21D "What ___" ("Ho-hum")

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    YEGGS

    54D Safecrackers

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    SCARER

    4D Fun house worker, maybe

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    SALUKI

    45A Greyhound lookalike

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    ERROLS

    29A CNN's Barnett and others

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    PLASMAS

    1A Blood bank supplies

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    4
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    SPEEDOMETER

    11D Dash component

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    KDKA

    38D Pittsburgh radio station since 1920, said to be the world's first

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    2
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    MUGABE

    5D Zimbabwean strongman Robert

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    2
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    NOTALLTHERE

    24D A few bricks short of a load

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    2
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    RACEWAR

    20A "The Turner Diaries" conflict

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    BADGEDDOG debut

    25A K-9 Corps member?

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    1
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    CALCULI debut

    14A Dental deposits

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    1
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    JACKIECHANGED debut

    36A Former first lady sporting a different outfit?

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    1
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    THEAGEDTEAM debut

    17A Senior softballers, e.g.?

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    TVTRAGEDY debut

    51A Small-screen performance of "Hamlet," e.g.?

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    VISAGEDCARD debut

    60A King, queen or jack?

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    1