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

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   SAP

   18A Crook's mark

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   194
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   RTE

   46D Map abbr.

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   285
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   TAT

   6D Part of an equitable trade, figuratively speaking

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   174
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   COT

   34A Canvas in a wooden frame, of sorts

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   128
6. 5
   DES

   4D French preposition

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   154
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   SELF

   37A Number one, to some

   14
   90
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   SLO

   5D Street caution

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   185
9. 8
   SEN

   27D Sessions in D.C., say

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   184
10. 9
    ELKS

    25A Group led by a Grand Exalted Ruler

    11
    103
11. 10
    SHO

    31A "The L Word" network, in listings

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    86
12. 11
    ESO

    29A Spanish demonstrative

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    141
13. 12
    TRAY

    22A Plate setting

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    59
14. 13
    SPENT

    23D Weary

    5
    75
15. 14
    STPAT

    21A Apostle of Ire.

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    57
16. 15
    RAFTS

    8D Bundles of logs, maybe

    3
    38
17. 16
    WISH

    44D ___ list

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    29
18. 17
    YMA

    47D Soprano Sumac

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    71
19. 18
    TES

    40A "Combats avec ___ défenseurs!" (line from "La Marseillaise")

    2
    41
20. 19
    STRATI

    15A Some clouds

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    18
21. 20
    RUNES

    38A Old letters

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    16
22. 21
    KINTE

    41D "Roots" family surname

    2
    15
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    RANDRY

    1D Stopped flowing

    2
    10
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    ITSNOTFAR

    16D "Just a few more miles"

    2
    4
25. 24
    AUER

    3D Violin virtuoso Leopold

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    35
26. 25
    TOD

    26A "The Chronicles of Vladimir ___" (hit young adult book series about a vampire)

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    32
27. 26
    SETAE

    39D Gripping parts of gecko footpads

    1
    24
28. 27
    TUNED

    36A Ready to play

    1
    18
29. 28
    TSKED

    24D Reproved, in a way

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30. 29
    PETITES

    20D Dress store section

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    SANSEI

    42A Some Japanese-Americans

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32. 31
    STAPLESCENTER debut

    11D Kings' home

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33. 32
    WAC

    48D Mil. branch disbanded in 1978

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34. 33
    KINDA

    41A In a way, informally

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35. 34
    IEST

    43D Superlative suffix

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36. 35
    ITERS

    17A Cerebral canals

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    15
37. 36
    ONESTOP

    33D Like some shopping

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38. 37
    LENDER

    14A Advance man?

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    12
39. 38
    SINNER

    37D Luster, e.g.

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    10
40. 39
    ANILINE

    19D Chemical used in dyes

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    9
41. 40
    WINTER

    44A Period of slow growth

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42. 41
    EXON

    35A Yeomen of the Guard officer

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43. 42
    EELLIKE

    30A Long and twisty

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44. 43
    OMNES

    2D Exeunt ___ (stage direction)

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45. 44
    PETEACHER

    50A Exercise leader

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46. 45
    SMARTER

    9D Not so dim

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47. 46
    MINNESOTAFATS

    12A One who was very successful with numbered balls

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48. 47
    SPLITSCREEN

    27A Feature of some televised debates

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49. 48
    RECONNOITER

    32A Survey militarily

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    3
50. 49
    SELLOUT

    18D Hit show

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    EDAS

    7D Writer LeShan and others

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    LITTERERS

    14D Mess makers

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    2
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    LOTTERYWINNER

    45A One who is very successful with numbered balls

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    2
54. 53
    METROSEXUAL

    12D GQ sort of guy

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    2
55. 54
    ROADSTERS

    1A Dragging vehicles

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    ROASTMASTER

    49A One getting laughs at others' expense

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57. 56
    SAMUELADAMS debut

    10A Massachusetts governor after John Hancock

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58. 57
    CER debut

    28D Battle of ___ (first Allied victory of W.W. I)

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    1
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    SENET debut

    23A Board game found in Egyptian tombs

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    1
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    SINEADOCONNOR debut

    10D Dublin-born singer with a 1990 #1 hit

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    1
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    STAKEHOLDER debut

    13D Part-owner, say

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    1