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Friday · 70 answers · 5 debuts

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

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    RNA

    43A Stuff of life

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    ONES

    39D Much of binary code

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    SPY

    33A Wiretapper, e.g.

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    177
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    ISNT

    52A That right introduction?

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    162
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    OVEN

    36A Kind of mitt

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    177
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    TON

    23A Shipload

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    NIT

    32A Small grouse

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    143
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    SEAL

    55D It makes an impression

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    ALES

    11D Stout cousins?

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    LIP

    57D Place for a piercing

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    COT

    38A Nap sack

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    128
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    ELATE

    30A Give a kick?

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    SITE

    22A Web developer's development

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    115
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    ELENA

    50D "The Vampire Diaries" protagonist

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    ERROR

    42A Fluff

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    NOIR

    19A Neo-___

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    BAN

    5D Smoking ___

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    125
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    RIB

    10D Leaf part

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    113
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    ASTER

    6D Flower whose name derives from the shape of its cluster

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    DEB

    41A Girl in a gown

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    EPEES

    20A Touching things in competitions

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    ABASE

    9D Mortify

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    EARP

    21D Role in 1993's "Tombstone"

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    SAAB

    55A Car once advertised with the slogan "The relentless pursuit of common sense"

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    94
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    BEET

    35A Healthful juice source

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    83
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    BEAR

    4D Difficult thing to do, informally

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    70
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    FLY

    59D Work, as a proposal

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    46
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    TBONE

    49D Something to gnaw on

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    CITES

    34A Specifies

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    25
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    ATLANTA

    17A N.L. East city

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    50
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    TEASES

    45D Beguilers

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    LEM

    51A The Eagle, e.g.

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    COY

    26A Hardly fresh

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    40
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    SERAPES

    62A Wraps around the shoulders

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    DEFENSE

    58A Cabinet part

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    ONETOTEN

    13D Common rating scale

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    NOTALOT

    56A Bubkes

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    CREATES

    38D Fashions

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    GOPRO

    37A Thrill-seeker's appurtenance

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    24
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    STEEPED

    48A Soaked (in)

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    EMBEDS

    46D Sets securely

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    LIVED

    31D Kept going

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    BETTORS

    24D Those who may accept tips

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    LABELED

    18A Branded

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    SLOPE

    27A It's not on the level

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    RRR

    29A Ed basics

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    RELEASE

    15A Venting, e.g.

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    TAMA

    53D Writer Janowitz

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    ABILENE

    16A Hardin-Simmons University setting

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    BASEL

    54A Third-largest city of Switzerland

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    RETOOL

    2D Update at the factory

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    REDEYES

    14D All-nighters?

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    REAPERS

    7D Some farm equipment

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    GEMINIS

    37D Expressive and quick-witted sorts, they say

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    IMEMINE

    60A Last new Beatles track before their split in 1970

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    EDATE

    44A Virtual connection?

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    GRANTS

    1D Accords

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    MEI

    47A ___ Lan (giant panda born at the 17-Across zoo)

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    BREADED

    24A Like some veal chops

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    PIERO

    28D Renaissance artist ___ della Francesca

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    DECODED

    25D Figured out

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    PAYLESS

    63A Big name in shoe stores

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    UNLACED

    61A Loose, in a way

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    BORESOME debut

    35D Tedious

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    PALEDRY

    8D Light-colored and medium-sweet

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    TAPEDUP

    40D Like a boxer's hands during sparring, maybe

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    ALLINONEPRINTER debut

    3D Home office convenience

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    DELICATEBALANCE debut

    12D 1966 Pulitzer-winning Edward Albee play, with "A"

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    GRABBAR debut

    1A Help during the fall?

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    PARADOR debut

    8A Spanish hotel

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