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Sunday · 142 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    ATE

    108A Absorbed

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    598
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    IRA

    11D Journalist Flatow

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    448
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    ADO

    104D Kerfuffle

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    477
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    ERS

    16D Triage locales, for short

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    284
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    RAE

    42D Pioneering Arctic explorer John

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    278
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    TAR

    57A Shipmate

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    351
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    AOL

    24D Verizon purchase of 2015

    25
    214
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    ITS

    72D Post-___

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    257
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    IFS

    5A Many lines of code

    21
    112
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    LIL

    30A Hip-hop name modifier

    20
    166
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    EERIE

    100A Giving goose bumps, say

    19
    260
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    EVEN

    35D Still

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    202
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    CAT

    105D Cool dude

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    179
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    CSI

    102D CBS show with a 15-year run ending in 2015

    19
    127
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    RES

    60D Like some tel. nos.

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    279
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    ERGO

    100D As a result

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    LAS

    56D Velázquez's "___ Meninas"

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    173
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    ENG

    43D Like the 13 Colonies: Abbr.

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    160
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    URL

    77D Website necessity

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    148
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    TKO

    94A Finish on a canvas?

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    123
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    ULNA

    74D It parallels a radius

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    178
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    ALONE

    96D Solo

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    191
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    EONS

    61D Eternities

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    162
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    CDS

    40D Investment instruments, for short

    14
    147
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    RASH

    46D Spate

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    122
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    EMOJI

    69A Modern-day hieroglyph

    12
    31
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    MAO

    18A Portrait overlooking Tiananmen Square

    11
    141
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    YENS

    29D Desires

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    ROTE

    17A You can learn something by this

    11
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    IBIS

    110A Ancient hieroglyph

    11
    100
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    TELL

    75D Opposite of a poker face

    11
    100
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    LIED

    30D Perjured oneself

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    83
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    PIC

    64A Quick shot?

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    63
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    TERI

    97D Hatcher who was a Bond girl

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    210
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    ERICA

    37D Author Jong

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    118
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    ALLA

    55A ___ breve

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    81
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    BERET

    34A 40-Across topper

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    ANNO

    14D ___ Christi

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    128
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    FLU

    52D ___ bug

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    83
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    WIN

    33A Gain

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    96
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    CROC

    45D Pursuer of Capt. Hook

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    80
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    FAIR

    1A Just

    8
    73
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    PABST

    64D Coors competitor

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    49
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    TOPS

    47D Twirlers

    8
    44
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    ARTE

    85D Museo contents

    7
    154
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    BEER

    34D Drink that's the subject of several rules in the Code of Hammurabi

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    101
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    DJS

    20D Some club hires

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    53
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    USUAL

    41D Routine

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    77
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    LOIS

    10D Mom on "Family Guy"

    6
    76
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    AJAX

    26D Title character in a Sophocles play

    6
    62
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    IOUS

    68A Chits

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    54
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    COSMO

    27A Kramer's first name on "Seinfeld"

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    45
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    SOT

    7D Swillbelly

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    ROOM

    13D Leeway

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    RAZE

    13A Demolish

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    ADDLE

    9D Confuse

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    HUB

    103D Nucleus

    5
    53
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    OFFS

    98D Slays, informally

    5
    51
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    NOOR

    109A Queen of Jordan

    5
    49
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    DONOR

    20A One getting a tax write-off, maybe

    5
    39
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    QBS

    99D Ones going for hikes, for short?

    5
    29
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    DOG

    44D Barker

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    TATER

    38D "Long ball"

    4
    51
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    TONAL

    86A Like Mandarin or Cantonese

    4
    49
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    BRIO

    81D Gusto

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    AKIRA

    59D Director Kurosawa

    4
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    NIP

    87A Pinch

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    107
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    LETT

    62D Baltic native

    3
    50
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    ZOE

    15D Actress Kravitz of "Mad Max: Fury Road"

    3
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    ESTS

    113A Ballpark amts.

    3
    42
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    FINAL

    19D Like answers on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire"

    3
    32
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    BOOST

    51A Shoplift, in slang

    3
    28
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    FEDORA

    19A 23-Across topper

    3
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    RANAT

    36D Approached quickly

    2
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    EEKS

    90D Cartoon cries

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    USMA

    22D West Point inits.

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    VALID

    8A Legitimate

    2
    24
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    SBA

    91A Loan source for a mom-and-pop store: Abbr.

    2
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    IRSAUDIT

    21A Filer's concern

    2
    6
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    TVDAD

    47A Al Bundy or Phil Dunphy

    2
    5
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    HEF

    31A Publishing mogul, for short

    1
    47
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    OSIER

    89D Basketry material

    1
    44
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    AUER

    85A Violinist Leopold

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    LUKE

    82D Bo's cousin on "The Dukes of Hazzard"

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    33
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    OSA

    70D Spanish she-bear

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    31
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    TOQUE

    97A 102-Across topper

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    JEB

    71D One of the Bushes

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    KLM

    54D Continental carrier

    1
    25
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    TSR

    112A Co. that originated Dungeons & Dragons

    1
    23
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    BERGS

    81A Arctic masses

    1
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    STETSON

    25A 28-Across topper

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    KEMP

    67A Jack who ran for vice president in 1996

    1
    18
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    AORTAE

    2D Powerful bloodlines?

    1
    17
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    EGGOS

    53A They pop up in the morning

    1
    16
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    GENX

    39A Post-boomer group

    1
    16
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    EMAJ

    63D Key with four sharps: Abbr.

    1
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    DOOMS

    111A Sends to oblivion

    1
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    BONMOT

    92D Bit of wit

    1
    9
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    SEENIT

    49A Nixing phrase on movie night

    1
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    ANORAKS

    50A Arctic jackets

    1
    6
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    AGOUTIS

    73A South American rodents

    1
    5
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    BEEPBEEP

    51D "Out of my way!"

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    5
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    TUO

    94D Your, in Siena

    1
    5
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    CONSOMME

    105A Something cooks put stock in

    1
    4
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    STANLAUREL

    83A He helped move a piano in "The Music Box"

    1
    4
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    IMDOINGOK

    5D "Been better, been worse"

    1
    3
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    INDIANAJONES

    23A Fictional archaeologist

    1
    3
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    VOIDING debut

    48D Invalidating

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    3
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    REATA

    4D Bit of cowboy gear

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    ITSELF

    3D Word after in and of

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    DATASET

    78A Contents of a spreadsheet

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    KEPI

    54A 58-Across topper

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    REDCROSS

    42A Three-time Nobel Prize-winning organization

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    BEDIM

    95D Darken

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    EDGIER

    107A More indie, say

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    SURFS

    106A Catches a wave

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    ANDERS

    93D Angström or Celsius

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    ANILS

    26A Indigo plants

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    PUREES

    88D Mashes into a pulp

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    STAMOS

    91D Actor John of "Full House"

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    7
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    DANCING

    12D Getting down, so to speak

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    6
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    OAKLAND

    101A City about which Gertrude Stein said "There is no there there"

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    ANNEALS

    32A Toughens, as metal

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    5
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    BOWLER

    80A 83-Across topper

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    CHARLESDEGAULLE

    58A Leader of the Free French

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    5
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    BUNNY debut

    76A Bugs, e.g.

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    4
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    CHEGUEVARA

    40A Subject of "Guerrillero Heroico"

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    4
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    PORKPIE

    88A 95-Across topper

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    4
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    AFRIKANER

    79D Literature Nobelist J. M. Coetzee, by birth

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    3
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    FRISCH

    1D Otto who worked on the Manhattan Project

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    3
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    FURNACE

    52A Site of a miracle in Daniel 3

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    3
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    IGOTO

    65D Billy Joel's "___ Extremes"

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    3
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    WHATAGUY

    33D "Isn't he great!"

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    3
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    CALAMITYJANE

    28A Famed frontierswoman

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    2
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    CHEFBOYARDEE

    102A Italian pitchman of note

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    2
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    COWAN

    66D Wes of PBS's "History Detectives"

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    2
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    DEEPROOTS debut

    78D A long-established history

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    2
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    LEFTJABS

    82A Starts of some one-twos

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    2
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    BUSTERKEATON debut

    95A Star of "Sherlock Jr." and "Steamboat Bill Jr."

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    1
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    FAINTNESS debut

    6D Quality of voices in the distance

    0
    1
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    UNKEYED debut

    84D Discordant, to some

    0
    1
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    VENINS debut

    8D Poison compounds produced by snakes

    0
    1