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Thursday · 76 answers · 5 debuts

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

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    ALA

    14A Like

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    AMI

    5D Cher, e.g.

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    ATARI

    53D Game company with an online-only museum

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    ANNE

    13D Frank with a diary

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    INCA

    58D Inti worshiper

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    ASPS

    18D Not what Indiana joneses for

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    NAS

    71A ___ in Nancy

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    DRS

    36D Quinn and Quincy: Abbr.

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    EDAM

    41D Answer to the riddle "What cheese is made backward?"

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    MEN

    63D Game pieces

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    ESTEE

    7D Lauder making some blush

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    TAP

    1A Kitchen drawer?

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    OWN

    68A Embrace fully

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    CAB

    22D Certain wine order, informally

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    LAM

    32A Flight

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    SASSY

    69A Mouthful?

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    SEX

    48D Box on a questionnaire

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    NOON

    29D Twelve

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    NOEL

    12D Time of good cheer

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    MAP

    4D It has dots for spots

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    AARON

    16A M.L.B. career leader in total bases

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    ASIDE

    44A Out of the way

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    SELL

    24D Convince

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    LINE

    32D Conversation piece

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    SOHO

    38A "From ___ down to Brighton, I must have played them all" ("Pinball Wizard" lyric)

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    YEAST

    8D Brewer's agent

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    AMUSE

    15A Produce some chuckles, say

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    BAG

    64D Catch

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    ALEPH

    2D ___-null (the number of natural numbers)

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    APTS

    20A Stacked quarters?: Abbr.

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    NORM

    43A What to expect

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    NOUNS

    56D Adjective and adverb, for two

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    ARNO

    11D It flows through Florence

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    GHANA

    9A First sub-Saharan country to obtain independence from colonial rule

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    TUE

    6D Election day: Abbr.

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    LINEN

    19A Napkins and such

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    TREAD

    67A Walk

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    PATTI

    3D Actress Lupone

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    WOES

    31D Heavy burdens

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    FOES

    57D Opposite sides

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    OHMY

    30D "Goodness sakes!"

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    KARO

    49A Corn syrup brand

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    MATEY

    4A Rum-drinking buddy

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    TAZO

    60A Brand once promoted as "The reincarnation of tea"

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    SINGS

    70A Is a canary

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    ATOZ

    33D The whole shebang

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    DDS

    65D One whose office has an opening to fill?: Abbr.

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    ECARD

    66A Often-animated greeting

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    OZAWA

    55D Longtime director of the Boston Symphony Orchestra

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    LANDS

    35A Secures, as a job

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    TILTS

    52D Angles

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    NYS

    45A Locale of Rome and Syracuse: Abbr.

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    SEIKO

    37D Japanese watchmaker

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    KERI

    42D Russell of "The Americans"

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    ZYNGA

    26D Words With Friends developer

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    ONCUE

    61A As expected

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    RATON

    54D Double-cross, maybe

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    MSRP

    34D Fig. on a window (and, with luck, not through the roof)

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    ICAL

    25D Suffix with egotist

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    BYENOW

    28A "So long"

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    GALAXY

    9D It contains dwarfs and giants

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    ESCAROLE

    21A Broad-leaved endive

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    OCTA

    50D Twice tetra-

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    RCAS

    59D Some old TVs

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    SECY

    27A Cabinet head: Abbr.

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    EZPASS

    46A It takes a toll

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    SHEEDY

    47D Ally of the Brat Pack

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    AMATEURS

    40D Do-it-yourselfers

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    FIREEXIT

    57A What might help you beat the heat?

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    TABAC

    1D Filler for une pipe

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    ITSALLGREEKTOME

    39A What you might say upon seeing 17-, 23-, 51- and 62-Across?

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    BETAPIETA debut

    17A Wager one's sculpture of the Virgin Mary cradling the body of Jesus?

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    CHIPSIZETAXI debut

    23A Hired vehicle that's only as big as a potato crisp?

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    HAIRIEST debut

    10D Most frighteningly dangerous

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    LAMBDATAU debut

    62A Inst. of higher learning dedicated to the statistical analysis of young sheep?

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    THETAOMICRON debut

    51A One-millionth of a meter along a spiritual path?

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