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Sunday · 140 answers · 12 debuts

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

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    ERA

    91A Reagan has one named for him

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    EAR

    109D See 102-Across

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    IRA

    66D Man's name that's the reverse of 117-Down

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    SSN

    84D Application datum: Abbr.

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    RIO

    47A Olympics venue between London and Tokyo

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    ARI

    117D Man's name that's the reverse of 66-Down

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    EPA

    113D Clean energy grp.

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    IDO

    114D Ringing words?

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    EYE

    36D Blinker

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    ALAS

    28A Sighed line

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    AOL

    70A Verizon subsidiary

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    ENE

    56D Portland-to-Spokane dir.

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    ADELE

    21A "Skyfall" singer

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    ILL

    53D Badly

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    IFS

    88A Conditionals

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    STE

    86A Abbr. in many Québec city names

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    SOB

    89A Melodramatic response

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    ATSEA

    68D Clueless

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    ALP

    8D High point of a European vacation?

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    EPI

    100A Commercial prefix with Pen

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    ELENA

    116A John Paul's successor

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    OHO

    32A "What have we here?!"

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    RASP

    7D Louis Armstrong vocal feature

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    NONE

    35D ___ too happy

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    ASAHI

    92A Competitor of Sapporo and Kirin

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    TOP

    62A Dreidel, e.g.

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    ACHOO

    11D Cause for a blessing

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    NYT

    51D Big Apple paper, for short

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    TSARS

    72A Old line in Russia

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    OLIVE

    78D Kind of branch

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    OHHI

    90D "Um ... fancy meeting you here"

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    NAB

    115D Catch

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    OOPS

    58D "That was dumb of me"

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    PETRI

    123A ___ dish

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    INNER

    102A With 109-Down, cochlea's place

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    HAH

    103A [snort]

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    YTD

    44A Balance sheet abbr.

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    ACA

    1D Signature Obama legislation, for short

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    ENOKI

    19D Mushroom variety

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    OCT

    20D Start of the fourth qtr.

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    SGT

    45A Friday, on old TV: Abbr.

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    RESIN

    50A Preserver of bugs

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    MOON

    104A Sky light

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    HOG

    73D Selfish sort

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    TABLE

    67A Put on the back burner

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    LLC

    71D Letters ending a business name

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    RTES

    107D Some P.O. plans

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    ENAMEL

    97D Coat for a dentist

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    ISLES

    101D British ___

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    TEMP

    111D Bank clock info

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    ARABS

    6A Some subjects in Scheherazade's stories

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    WASP

    105D Female W.W. II enlistee

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    ORANG

    38A Certain swinger, informally

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    AEON

    61D "___ Flux" (Charlize Theron film)

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    SEPIA

    108A Print tint

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    ESTD

    37D Abbr. on a company's sign

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    EDDIE

    31D Clothier Bauer

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    TREK

    5D Quite the hike

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    NINES

    40D Front and back, at a golf course

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    FRERE

    64A Parisian sibling

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    CLOSE

    83A Neck and neck

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    AFOUL

    28D In conflict

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    ANNUAL

    18D Crabgrass, e.g.

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    OSSA

    76D Mount of Greek myth

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    DDE

    87A Potus #34

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    OYL

    43A Castor ___ ("Popeye" guy)

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    OSO

    42A Spanish bear

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    WIRE

    105A Sculpture medium for Calder

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    ADOPT

    1A Take on

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    CURE

    110D Antidote

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    EGGY

    25D Like quiche

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    GOOF

    41D Silly billy

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    CAPER

    17A Playful leap

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    BABE

    80D Sweets

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    HILL

    27A Rise

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    HMM

    49D "Thinking ..."

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    POSEAS

    121A Impersonate

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    BAI

    12D Political columnist Matt

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    NIPS

    95D Small swigs

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    AGLOW

    85A Luminous

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    OCANADA

    20A Words preceding "We stand on guard for thee"

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    MINER

    120A One who can pick his work?

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    UTAHN

    48A Many a Jazz fan

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    PLIED

    65A Exerted

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    HMS

    73A ___ Victory (tourist attraction in Portsmouth, England)

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    SAKI

    14D H. H. Munro's pen name

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    ITTO

    106D Stick ___

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    SNITS

    96D Huffs

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    PELOSI

    4D House member from the Bay Area beginning in 1987

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    SWANN

    81D Lynn in the Pro Football Hall of Fame

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    THATIS

    98D What "i.e." means

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    GEEKY

    30A Obsessed with fantasy role-playing games, say

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    HEEHEE

    93D [Look what I got away with!]

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    GATSBY

    30D Title fictional character who "sprang from his Platonic conception of himself"

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    TWOFER

    72D Buy-one-get-one-free deal

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    SEDARIS debut

    119A "Me Talk Pretty One Day" humorist

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    ONEI

    77D R.E.M.'s "The ___ Love"

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    GUN

    29A Rev

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    EDEL

    15D Leon ___, Henry James biographer

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    ABASED

    11A Humbled

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    ABALONE

    18A Mother-of-pearl source

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    AMALIE

    99D Charlotte ___, V.I.

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    ANCHOR

    13D Debate moderator's day job, typically

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    DANL

    16D Twain's "celebrated jumping frog"

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    LOBES

    122A Places for studs

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    BOR

    9D N.Y.C. div.

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    ABOUND

    6D Be plentiful

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    SNIVEL

    10D Cry annoyingly

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    TNUTS

    67D Woodworking fasteners

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    FALLS

    63A Cataract

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    ARAIL

    39D Thin as ___

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    ITALIANO

    52A Caffè ___

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    LETMESEE

    54A "Thinking ..."

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    SHAPES

    89D Fashions

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    BHT

    69D Food preservative abbr.

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    GABFEST

    46D Bull session

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    DSM

    59A Prestigious mil. award

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    STEEPER

    118A Increasing in pitch

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    UNDAY

    60A International observance in 20-Down, informally

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    INSEVENTHHEAVEN

    94A Over the 104-Across

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    SUREDID debut

    55D Informal acknowledgment of responsibility

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    DADBLASTED

    2D Gosh-darn

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    GWYN

    23D Early British actress Nell

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    INPLACE

    52D Situated

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    STOREOWNER

    75D Target customer of Yelp

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    SUSTAINS

    82A Keeps up

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    ATTHELASTMINUTE debut

    112A Under the 105-Across

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    CAPITALW debut

    110A University of Washington logo

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    HOTLEAD

    33D Fired bullets, informally

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    NOSPRINGCHICKEN

    22A Over the 27-Across

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    ONTHEDOWNLOW

    76A Under the 67-Across

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    OPERACOATS debut

    3D Floor-length formalwear

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    VOWTO

    26A Guarantee that one will

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    BEYONDBELIEF debut

    57A Over the 62-Across

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    BROKENUP debut

    24A In low spirits

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    1
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    CATBOATS debut

    79A Single-masted pleasure craft

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    FACINGADEADLINE debut

    34A Under the 29-Across

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    1
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    FLEADIP debut

    64D Debugger

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    1
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    MALEVOLENT debut

    74D Villainous

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    1
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    REDRAWS debut

    50D Gerrymanders, say

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