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Friday · 72 answers · 11 debuts

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

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    EST

    25A Part of 56-Across: Abbr.

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    428
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    ALI

    31A Iran's Ayatollah ___ Khamenei

    49
    518
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    SEE

    43A "I'll ___"

    44
    430
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    EPEE

    36D Sport with automated scoring

    41
    343
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    NIL

    30D Nothing

    27
    249
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    ETAS

    56A Terminal announcements, for short

    26
    214
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    SAG

    48A Org. of which Tom Hanks is a member

    22
    191
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    SOSO

    7D Meh

    21
    154
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    ELAN

    27D Flourish

    20
    267
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    UNI

    9D Start to color?

    16
    153
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    INC

    5D ___ 500

    16
    126
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    EDENS

    6D Unspoiled places

    14
    112
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    AWED

    18A Disbelieving, maybe

    13
    98
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    GEESE

    50D Simple sorts

    11
    130
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    ETHER

    46A Upper regions of space

    11
    111
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    TAOS

    55D Western setting for artisans

    10
    103
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    ARMS

    57D They may be heavy or open

    10
    95
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    KIN

    28D Connected people

    10
    94
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    NNE

    62D Nautical heading: Abbr.

    7
    205
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    TIM

    39D Dickens boy

    7
    109
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    MICE

    11D Symbols of timidity

    7
    58
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    ERST

    60D Formerly, old-style

    6
    155
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    KEA

    51A Mauna ___

    6
    71
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    SLEPT

    14D Wasn't alert

    6
    53
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    ATRA

    52A Shaving brand

    5
    122
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    HRS

    40D Ballpark dingers: Abbr.

    5
    90
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    MACE

    26D Old club

    5
    83
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    SEEDED

    45D Positioned well

    5
    14
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    AXES

    54D Fires

    4
    72
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    SCALP

    48D Where flakes may build up

    4
    52
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    ARA

    23A Constellation described by Ptolemy

    3
    181
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    ARR

    63D Part of 56-Across: Abbr.

    3
    133
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    INGE

    58A Writer William

    3
    124
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    IRES

    42A Extreme piques

    3
    83
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    CLEAT

    53A Slip preventer

    3
    35
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    ALLSET

    29D Ready

    3
    25
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    COSA

    1D ___ Nostra

    3
    24
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    AROW

    2D Aligned, after "in"

    2
    38
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    MEHTA

    26A Conductor with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

    2
    30
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    GEES

    59D Bee ___

    2
    28
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    SETUP

    20A Trap

    2
    26
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    ABBIE

    24D First name in '60s radicalism

    2
    24
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    BEFORE

    8D First of two pictures

    2
    12
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    YSER

    37D River of W.W. I

    1
    134
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    MINSK

    33D Eastern European capital of 2 million

    1
    26
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    ENSIGN

    41A Standard

    1
    21
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    DAMAGE

    22D "What's the ___?"

    1
    20
  48. 48
    NOMO

    19A Major-leaguer from Osaka who threw two no-hitters

    1
    17
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    BLIMEY

    34A Brit's cry of surprise

    1
    7
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    PRESSED

    65A Demanded immediate action from

    1
    6
  51. 51
    SOMALIPIRATES debut

    16D Hijackers who captured 38-Across

    1
    2
  52. 52
    ASCAP

    52D Musical grp.

    0
    61
  53. 53
    ENOTE

    12D Modern message

    0
    23
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    MTNS

    10D Range parts: Abbr.

    0
    23
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    REMUS

    13D Fictional teller of tales

    0
    23
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    MESSRS

    44A Old letter opener: Abbr.

    0
    20
  57. 57
    ALLOR

    49D ___ nothing

    0
    15
  58. 58
    BARDOT

    4D Actress for whom a neckline is named

    0
    8
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    CODS

    21A Haddock relatives

    0
    6
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    MMII

    32A Year the Angels won the World Series

    0
    6
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    SPRYEST

    66A Superlatively bouncy

    0
    4
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    BUMMERS

    8A Drags

    0
    2
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    ALEXANDERCALDER debut

    61A Mobile creator

    0
    1
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    BLUECHIPS debut

    3D Relatively low-risk investments

    0
    1
  65. 65
    CABBIES debut

    1A Those who respond to pickup lines?

    0
    1
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    CAPTAINPHILLIPS debut

    38A See 16-Down

    0
    1
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    KLEBAN debut

    28A "A Chorus Line" lyricist Ed

    0
    1
  68. 68
    LOSEONESMARBLES debut

    64A Go mad

    0
    1
  69. 69
    MISHANDLE debut

    35D Screw up

    0
    1
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    ORLANDOSENTINEL debut

    15A Central Florida daily

    0
    1
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    SOURCESOFINCOME debut

    17A Part-time jobs for college students, say

    0
    1
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    TRILBY debut

    47D English hat similar to a fedora

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    1