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Sunday · 140 answers · 15 debuts

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

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    END

    8D Target of some passes

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    447
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    EEL

    109D Unagi, in a sushi bar

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    487
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    ASH

    41D Bit of fallout

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    458
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    ONO

    112D One half of an iconic 1981 Rolling Stone cover

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    326
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    ERIE

    92A Iroquois foe in the Beaver Wars

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    510
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    ADE

    78D Suffix with orange

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    277
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    ARIA

    11D Verdi's "Ernani! Ernani, involami," e.g.

    30
    446
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    TAN

    7D Like 3-Down

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    238
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    ESC

    54D Emergency key

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    209
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    STIR

    49A Ruckus

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    292
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    YET

    88D "Having fun ___?"

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    201
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    STEM

    12D Flute section

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    228
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    OSHA

    40D Hazmat monitor

    24
    192
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    SPOT

    106A Advance

    24
    153
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    DEE

    9D Wallace of "E.T."

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    182
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    EMT

    15A Rescue squad member, for short

    21
    188
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    MRS

    120A ___ Fields

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    125
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    RTE

    89A GPS course: Abbr.

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    AAA

    41A Motor grp.

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    ADAM

    28A Driver of "Girls"

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    AGES

    73D Many moons

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    MEN

    111D W.C. sign

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    ATON

    103A Loads

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    PLEA

    57A S O S, e.g.

    18
    154
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    DAS

    27A Court V.I.P.'s

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    115
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    ASTI

    35D Italian wine hub

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    224
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    ARAL

    103D Kazakhstan's ___ Sea

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    184
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    AMID

    73A In

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    136
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    STS

    117A Dr.'s relatives

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    SUN

    79A "That will be ere the set of ___": "Macbeth"

    16
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    IVE

    105A "___ got an idea!"

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    158
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    HAN

    62D Chinese dynasty preceding the Three Kingdoms

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    113
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    REESE

    100D Witherspoon of "Mud"

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    153
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    TAXI

    104D Meter site

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    136
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    ARISE

    90A Get off one's chest?

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    127
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    LAMA

    23A Former Potala Palace resident

    12
    107
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    EDT

    13D D.C. summer setting

    11
    131
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    IRAS

    18A Tax law subjects

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    129
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    SHEA

    61A Citi Field precursor

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    126
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    HOST

    34D Have over

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    ORR

    86D Boston Garden legend

    10
    235
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    OASIS

    71A Break ground?

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    104
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    DEW

    36D It disappears in the morning

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    97
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    AROAR

    5D Like Super Bowl crowds

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    88
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    ILE

    108D Basse-Terre, par exemple

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    DAIS

    25D Roast locale

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    TRESS

    17D It's a lock

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    101
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    SEEM

    116A Feel like

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    100
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    SILL

    82D Place for a potted plant

    9
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    HYENA

    65D Pack member

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    45
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    PACE

    39D Speed

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    98
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    LILAC

    46D Whitman's dooryard flower

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    92
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    TOME

    113A Audubon's "The Birds of America," e.g.

    8
    92
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    COE

    53A Iowa college

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    88
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    PEC

    1A Little muscle?

    8
    64
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    STUB

    81D Bump, as one's toe

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    60
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    ROOS

    38A 72-Across, e.g., informally

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    47
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    HIC

    31D Drink since 1948

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    ARABS

    94D Kaffiyeh wearers

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    69
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    SITS

    29A Models, in a way

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    DJS

    69D Workers in booths, maybe

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    CHAI

    37A Spiced tea

    7
    50
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    ITEMS

    101D Agenda makeup

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    79
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    ELLIS

    118A "Less Than Zero" author

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    TRACE

    32D Trail to follow

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    62
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    ADEN

    26A Gulf of ___

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    SANTA

    19D Seasonal cookie eater

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    SECTS

    96D Shakers and others

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    TENETS

    115A Parts of a party line

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    PLAIN

    44D Vanilla

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    CARNE

    45D ___ asada

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    24
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    ERASED

    59D Did away with

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    44
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    SPIEL

    66D Fast pitch

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    37
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    YACHT

    68D Sound investment?

    4
    37
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    PILAF

    1D Rice ___

    4
    36
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    ROGUE

    75D Independent sort

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    RUSTS

    93D Displays disuse

    4
    23
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    DTS

    110D Sot's woe

    3
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    ASSISI

    22D Italian town with Giotto frescoes

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    MULE

    74D Pack carrier

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    48
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    SEZ

    14D Declares, informally

    3
    48
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    TOTES

    97D Lugs

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    SCOTT

    47D Loser to Pierce in 1852

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    43
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    ADIDAS

    35A "Impossible is nothing" sloganeer

    3
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    OBERON

    43D Shakespeare character with a magic aphrodisiac

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    39
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    ARCANE

    20A Like much tax law

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    36
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    BASES

    10A First, second and third, but not fourth

    3
    33
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    ROEG

    102A Filmmaker Nicolas

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    33
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    SNOOZE

    119A Alarm clock button

    3
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    ELCID

    15D Rider of the war horse Babieca

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    51
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    ASSAIL

    63D Go at

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    TROUT

    64D Game on the line?

    2
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    MEHTA

    16D Celebrated Bombay-born conductor

    2
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    MEOWS

    58A Some cries for attention

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    STUDS

    61D Tuxedo accouterments

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    BORAT

    95D Film title character who likes to high-five

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    POSES

    39A Models

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    REMEDY

    50D Holding one's breath, for hiccups

    2
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    SCUSI

    6D "Pardon me," in Parma

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    CAUGHT debut

    85D Not loose

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    IBID

    80D Citation abbr.

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    CORK

    33D Stop on a wine tour?

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    ZULU

    91A End of the NATO phonetic alphabet

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    DYAD

    83A Group of two

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    WALES

    56D Home of Merlin, in Arthurian legend

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    PUNY

    70A Piddling

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    HOOCH

    67D Moonshine

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    FIVEO

    98D Police, in slang

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    ABSURD

    94A Nuts

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    LASTWISH

    46A Request upon leaving?

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    4
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    TACOBELL

    84A 7-Layer Burrito seller

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    4
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    ZANE

    91D Billy of "Titanic"

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    MOTIF

    58D Decorator's creation

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    APERY

    52D Mimic's business

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    HOWIE

    48D Comic Mandel

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    MARIN

    60A County north of San Francisco

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    BASTED

    4A Like some turkeys

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    BAWDY

    4D Off-color

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    AORTIC

    63A ___ valve

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    DRYDEN

    69A "Absalom and Achitophel" poet

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    6
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    JOEYS

    72A Baby 38-Across

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    6
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    OVITZ

    99D Ex-Disney chief Michael

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    LATECOMER

    77D One jumping on the bandwagon, say

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    5
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    BATTLEAXE

    114A Arm that's swung

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    ARTDEALER debut

    21A Gallery figure

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    3
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    BANDE debut

    10D Burglary, in police-speak

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    3
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    HEREWEARE debut

    55A Cabby's phrase on arrival

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    3
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    CAMELHAIR debut

    3D Fine coat material

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    COPCARS

    42A Chase scene staples

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    2
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    ERADICATE

    2D Do away with

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    2
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    ROCAFELLA debut

    75A Record label co-founded by Jay-Z

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    2
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    ARCHIERATEDMOVIE debut

    107A Film reviewed by Jughead's friend?

    0
    1
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    BLACKTAICHI debut

    51A African-American martial art?

    0
    1
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    FILTHYRITCHIE debut

    30A Guy who's covered in mud?

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    1
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    IGUESSSOCHI debut

    80A Unsure answer to "Where were the 2014 Winter Olympics held?"?

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    1
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    LYRICPOEM debut

    76D Classical work accompanied by a musical instrument

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    1
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    TABLEFORTUCCI debut

    97A Actor Stanley's dinner reservation?

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    1
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    THELONESTARCHYSTATE debut

    64A Only form that carbohydrates take?

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    1
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    TIGHTLY debut

    87A How seatbelts should be fastened

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    WOUNDEDNIETZSCHE debut

    24A German philosopher with an injury?

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    1