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Wednesday · 70 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

    13A The Depression or the Cold War

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    ARE

    45A "Chances ___ ..."

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    533
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    OSLO

    24D World capital on a fjord

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    324
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    EWE

    58A Flock member

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    302
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    RNA

    61A Retrovirus molecule

    29
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    IMO

    25A "I believe," on the internet

    29
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    YEN

    8D Desire

    24
    212
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    CPR

    31D Lifeguard's skill, for short

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    INERT

    57A Not moving

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    149
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    TAXI

    4D Leave from the gate

    12
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    KOS

    55A Some U.F.C. victories

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    SUMO

    34D Heavy competition?

    10
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    BAD

    1A Rotten

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    109
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    AMORE

    14A Dean Martin's "That's ___"

    9
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    TILL

    50D Cash holder

    8
    58
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    PLOP

    9D Sound preceding a ripple

    8
    46
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    KIM

    54D One of the Kardashians

    7
    58
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    BLTS

    52D Crunchy diner orders

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    52
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    OLDIE

    53A Many a jukebox tune

    5
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    PERE

    9A Member of la famille

    5
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    TAKEI

    30A Actor George with over 10 million Facebook followers

    5
    31
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    LCD

    16A TV screen inits.

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    53
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    GHANA

    47D African soccer powerhouse

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    50
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    XENON

    17A Element next to iodine on the periodic table

    3
    40
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    ENSURE

    44D Guarantee

    3
    35
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    ENDOR

    38A Ewoks' home moon

    3
    32
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    CRIER

    21D Town ___ (bygone official)

    3
    25
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    VIES

    48A Competes (for)

    3
    23
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    MATES

    60A Chess finishes

    2
    27
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    YESORNO

    43A Simple choice

    2
    25
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    ARCADIA

    2D Domain of Pan, in Greek myth

    2
    20
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    TANGY

    4A Like kiwis and mangos

    2
    16
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    KNEEPAD

    20D Patella protector

    2
    15
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    ALLAN

    15A Writer Edgar ___ Poe

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    43
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    FELL

    59A Cut down

    1
    27
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    FEELS

    56A Senses

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    20
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    KABUL

    54A World capital where Pashto is spoken

    1
    18
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    ROSSSEA

    41D Body of water next to Antarctica

    1
    16
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    RAZORS

    23A Products that gradually dull

    1
    14
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    YOUBET

    43D "Absolutely!"

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    10
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    ENTROPY

    12D Measure of disorder, in thermodynamics

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    9
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    ISOGON

    46A Equiangular shape

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    8
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    RANAMOK

    11D Rampaged

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    7
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    ELICITS

    10D Draws out

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    4
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    LEADOFF

    35D Bat first

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    3
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    POINT

    18A Make an identification digitally?

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    33
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    AMENRA

    5D Supreme Egyptian god

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    27
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    ODON

    22A Have too much of, briefly

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    19
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    SOUSE

    33D Heavy 39-Down

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    19
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    PAROLEE

    36D Joint release?

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    18
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    EARDRUM

    42A Body part that vibrates

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    8
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    COPCAR

    21A Pursuer in a chase scene

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    5
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    GRENDEL

    37D Foe of Beowulf

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    5
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    CLEARSKY

    31A Feature of a 26-Across, maybe

    0
    3
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    GROSZ

    7D 1/100 of a Polish zloty

    0
    3
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    SITATOP

    28A Rest on

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    3
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    BELMONT

    1D Triple Crown venue

    0
    2
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    DONTBE debut

    49A Terse response to "I'm sorry"

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    2
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    LPGATOUR debut

    35A The U.S. Women's Open is part of it

    0
    2
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    NICEDAY debut

    26A Something much-wished-for for people

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    2
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    ONEDOWN

    40D In this puzzle it starts B-E-L

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    2
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    APOSTATES debut

    15D Arkansas, Pennsylvania, Ohio

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    1
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    ARSNOVA debut

    29D Classical music style whose name means "new art"

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    1
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    DADROCK debut

    3D Genre for Dire Straits and Steely Dan, facetiously

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    1
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    DIATRIBES debut

    27D Dakota, Iroquois, Arapaho

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    1
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    DRINKER debut

    39D Bar patron

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    1
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    HUSBANDS debut

    51A Heart, U2, Slayer

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    1
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    MARKINGS debut

    19A Midas, Agamemnon, Richard

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    1
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    NONGAY debut

    6D Hetero, say

    0
    1
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    PASSPORTS debut

    32A Polo, archery, soccer

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    1