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Sunday · 140 answers · 16 debuts

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

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    ALA

    113A Mobile home: Abbr.

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    OLE

    76D Shout of approval

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    525
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    ALI

    102A Mahershala ___, Oscar winner for "Moonlight"

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    518
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    NET

    72A Clear

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    376
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    AXE

    67A Terminate

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    269
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    ARIA

    91D "Brava!" elicitor

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    OLD

    116D ___ Father Christmas

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    247
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    TAR

    115D Roofing material

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    351
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    TREE

    51A Christmas ___

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    309
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    ELK

    34A Male that might be in a rut?

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    207
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    ALOT

    29D Oodles

    23
    262
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    SEC

    14A "Just a ___!"

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    187
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    STP

    1A Speedway brand

    23
    172
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    NOT

    107A "Just kidding!"

    22
    176
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    IFS

    106A Hypotheticals

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    112
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    IAM

    71A Descartes's conclusion

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    127
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    NOPE

    85D "In your dreams!"

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    84
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    EGRET

    20A Symbol of the National Audubon Society

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    111
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    ERODE

    19A Chip away at

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    175
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    SEEN

    83A Spotted

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    170
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    SOFA

    90A Divan

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    116
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    SUR

    110D California's Big ___

    12
    97
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    NBC

    108A Airer of "Christmas in Rockefeller Center"

    12
    90
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    HOLE

    17A Drain opening

    12
    89
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    INK

    70A Skin art, informally

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    HEIR

    52A Prince, e.g.

    11
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    OASIS

    109A Sanctuary

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    104
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    EEO

    12D Want ad abbr.

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    LGA

    60D Alternative to J.F.K.

    10
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    SYNC

    64D Align

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    72
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    PHIL

    93D Punxsutawney prognosticator

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    66
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    EMI

    103A One of the record industry's former Big Four

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    117
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    USS

    58D Letters on some Navy carriers

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    110
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    COE

    38A College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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    GIS

    59D Infantry members, briefly

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    82
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    TORAH

    2D It's read from a scroll

    8
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    GILA

    21A Colorado tributary

    8
    55
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    TOOL

    56D One of many in a Swiss Army knife

    7
    94
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    DREW

    78A With 80-Across, one of TV's Property Brothers

    7
    82
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    WISE

    79D Three ___ Men

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    63
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    YARD

    125A Prison part

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    62
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    OGLE

    10D Body check?

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    EINE

    54A A, in Austria

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    119
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    ALLY

    27D Friend

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    86
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    SAINT

    84A Nicholas, e.g.

    6
    49
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    NOLIE

    82A "Really!"

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    SANTA

    94D Deliverer of Christmas packages

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    119
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    CROP

    127A Downsize?

    5
    69
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    ASSAY

    69A Chemistry exam?

    5
    68
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    STARS

    101D A-listers

    5
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    PROD

    93A Cow poke?

    5
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    MELD

    31D Vulcan mind ___

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    42
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    ESIGN

    65A Digitally endorse

    5
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    NRA

    77A Range grp.

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    GOP

    74D Political org. since 1854

    4
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    COTS

    89D Bunks in barracks

    4
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    SHREDS

    1D Tears to smithereens

    4
    29
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    ARR

    5D Opposite of dep.

    3
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    SIEGE

    14D W.W. II ordeal at Leningrad

    3
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    SCOTT

    80A See 78-Across

    3
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    LATHE

    104A Carpenter's aid

    3
    40
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    PAULA

    111A "Hey ___" (1963 #1 hit)

    3
    31
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    PUNT

    87D Result of a sack on third and long, maybe

    3
    24
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    CARIB

    4A West Indies native

    3
    20
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    MAXI

    36D Kind of skirt

    2
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    IDYL

    7D Description of rustic life

    2
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    ECARD

    88A Hallmark.com suggestion

    2
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    CASS

    16D Mama of song

    2
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    ELVES

    15D Notably nonunionized workers

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    SEXES

    126A Sorts, as chicks

    2
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    ANNALS

    122A Written history

    2
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    DAMON

    46A One of the Wayans brothers

    2
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    ARBYS

    23A Restaurant chain founded by the Raffel brothers (hence the name)

    2
    20
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    EAGLES

    61A Symbols on 10 state flags

    2
    20
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    PLUME

    3D Large column of smoke

    2
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    ONAUTO

    99D Functioning robotically

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    LONGU

    73A Yule sound?

    2
    12
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    LOTTOS

    124A Games of chance

    2
    8
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    STRIPY debut

    13D Having streaks

    2
    3
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    NEER

    33D Beginning to do well?

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    100
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    REVS

    25A Turns briefly?

    1
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    OENO

    50A Wine: Prefix

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    IOC

    120D Games org.

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    UNH

    112D Durham sch.

    1
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    FLOOR

    24A Elevator choice

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    JIMI

    66D First name at Woodstock

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    LINUS

    104D Boy in "A Charlie Brown Christmas"

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    YOURE

    92A "___ welcome!"

    1
    21
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    LOPES

    9A Bounds along

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    QTR

    121D Fiscal year part: Abbr.

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    CEASED

    4D Terminated

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    UNICORN

    117A Animal on Scotland's coat of arms

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    ALBANY

    95D Capital whose name ends in its state's postal code

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    CRAZY

    40A Screwy

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    PLINTH

    55A Base supporting a statue

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    12
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    ANKE

    62D 1990s tennis great Huber

    1
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    LASSOES

    63A They might be thrown around in a rodeo

    1
    8
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    BESEECH

    8D Importune

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    NORTHPOLE

    82D Starting point for an annual flight

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    ANISETEA

    42D Licorice-flavored brew

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    5
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    VICUNA

    96D Cousin of an alpaca

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    5
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    JINGLES debut

    66A Sleigh bell sounds

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    2
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    SAVEPAR debut

    94A Avoid a bogey, barely

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    2
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    ALDER

    37A Relative of a birch

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    COX

    118D Crew member

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    SADR

    83D ___ City (Baghdad suburb)

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    IMAGES

    30A Telephotos, e.g.

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    EARPS

    105D Tombstone marshals

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    GAYLE

    39A Country singer Crystal

    0
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    HELLENE

    32A Ancient Greek

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    HOTRODS

    98A Souped-up cars

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    KNT

    97A Neighbor of a bishop: Abbr.

    0
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    PROPOSE

    86A Give a ring?

    0
    9
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    NOMDE

    75A ___ guerre

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    SAMBAS

    26A Some Carnaval performances

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    7
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    LIQUOR

    119A Kind of cabinet

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  117. 117
    RUDOLPH

    123A Who's depicted in this puzzle when the circled letters are connected from A to Z and back to A

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    6
  118. 118
    COPLAND

    40D "Fanfare for the Common Man" composer

    0
    5
  119. 119
    NESSMAN

    49D Les ___, "WKRP in Cincinnati" news director

    0
    5
  120. 120
    REDRUM

    22A Plot device in "The Shining" that has significance when spelled backward

    0
    5
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    EIGHTYSIX

    43A Pitch

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    4
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    IMPEDES

    35A Stymies

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  123. 123
    OMY

    68A "___ God" (psalm words)

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  124. 124
    BLEATED

    28A Called from the cote

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    3
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    DOLOOP

    100D Repetitive bit of computer code

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    3
  126. 126
    ONEEARED

    48D Like van Gogh, in later life

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    2
  127. 127
    PRODIGIES debut

    11D Whiz kids

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    2
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    SHINYNOSE

    45D Feature depicted in the upper left of this puzzle

    0
    2
  129. 129
    EMBLAZONS debut

    18D Decorates brilliantly

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    1
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    GENEAUTRY debut

    44D Singer with a #1 hit about 123-Across

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    1
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    GRADEAEGG debut

    21D One of a dozen good things?

    0
    1
  132. 132
    LEFTKEY debut

    9D It moves a cursor back

    0
    1
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    MILLINER debut

    47D Hatmaker

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    1
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    REINDEEROFALL debut

    53D See 51-Down

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    1
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    RELAXERS debut

    41D Hair straighteners

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    1
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    ROBBERIES debut

    6D Heists

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    1
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    SNUGLIS debut

    57A Branded baby carriers

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    1
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    TAUTOU debut

    114A Actress Audrey of "Amélie"

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    1
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    THEMOSTFAMOUS debut

    51D With 53-Down, 123-Across, in song

    0
    1
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    TOOKASIDE debut

    81D Didn't hedge one's bets

    0
    1