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Sunday · 136 answers · 27 debuts

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

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    ODE

    83D Flowery poem

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    ART

    103A Singer Garfunkel

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    SNL

    110D Show with Kate McKinnon, for short

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    263
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    SAT

    40D Took a breather

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    284
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    ANA

    72A News commentator Navarro

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    367
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    ETAL

    3D List ender: Abbr.

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    OVA

    34D Donations to certain clinics

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    259
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    TMI

    77A "Jeez, you should keep that private"

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    122
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    NEON

    17D It's under helium in the periodic table

    24
    219
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    EVER

    22A "Do I ___!"

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    SETS

    107D Match makers?

    21
    170
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    ARC

    89D Story line

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    265
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    SOB

    108D Get all blubbery

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    149
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    CPA

    57D 1040 reviewer, for short

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    189
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    AWE

    52A Partner of shock

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    238
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    SOLO

    2D Dis-banded?

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    135
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    TKO

    66D Bout result, in brief

    17
    123
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    MBA

    27A Future exec, maybe

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    122
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    ULNA

    58D Humerus connection

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    178
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    LAIR

    62A Burrow

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    143
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    SOME

    112A A little

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    100
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    SLAB

    11A Big piece of cake

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    86
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    URGE

    100D Strong desire

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    OUT

    99A Openly gay

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    149
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    BAH

    78D "Phooey!"

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    SISI

    104D "Absolutely!," to Alejandro

    12
    87
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    GRR

    18D Dog's warning

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    EACH

    25D Per

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    PEI

    81D Kennedy Library architect

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    121
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    ZEN

    67A Kind of state

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    LIME

    102D Shade of green

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    90
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    GNAW

    106D Chew (on)

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    85
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    EXPO

    41A Fair

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    97
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    STD

    59A Norm: Abbr.

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    94
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    THIS

    64D "___ Is Us" (65-Down drama)

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    TTOP

    70D 'Vette option

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    67
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    NCIS

    44A Longtime CBS police procedural

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    58
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    AOK

    76D Peachy

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    94
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    LETO

    12D Jared of "Dallas Buyers Club"

    7
    59
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    USED

    1A Played for a fool

    6
    165
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    HEY

    38D "Watch it!"

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    87
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    ENRON

    97D Subject of a 2001-02 scandal

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    73
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    AVOID

    16D Sidestep

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    72
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    SIZE

    96A S or M

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    73
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    SRSLY

    11D "r u 4 real?"

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    13
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    RANG

    15A Buzzed

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    74
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    GRAB

    88A Seize

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    GED

    33D Goal for many a H.S. dropout

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    34
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    TAZ

    82D Nickname for a devil

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    JAR

    35D Pantry item

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    97
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    KNEAD

    90A Work

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    43
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    EELED

    98D Caught congers

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    42
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    DUCT

    61D It may bring a tear to one's eye

    3
    33
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    RACED

    32A Hurried along

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    PITS

    54D Where coal miners work

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    BENE

    114A Nota ___

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    SAWS

    117A Nuggets in "Poor Richard's Almanack"

    2
    45
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    EVANS

    39A Lily Potter's maiden name in the Harry Potter books

    2
    40
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    BIDE

    20D Endure

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    38
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    TRAPS

    86A Green surroundings?

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    30
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    FOX

    30D ___ News

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    26
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    UNPC

    1D Not using sensitive language, say

    2
    21
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    IGGY

    6D Rapper ___ Azalea

    2
    19
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    VENN

    84A ___ diagram

    2
    18
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    IWANNA

    46D "Pick me! Pick me!"

    2
    9
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    SPOILER

    36A "Darth Vader is Luke's father," e.g.

    2
    8
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    BLOCKBUSTER

    69A Big character?

    2
    6
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    REL

    29A Seminary study: Abbr.

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    UTNE

    101D ___ Reader

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    ODED

    115A Had too much, for short

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    31
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    ANAGRAM

    13D Nerd's epithet for the president?

    1
    27
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    RENI

    21A Guido ___, painter of the "Crucifixion of St. Peter"

    1
    27
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    HATHA

    38A Kind of yoga

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    17
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    UHHUH

    91A "You betcha!"

    1
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    BOOGIE

    78A Get down

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    11
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    NURTURE

    85D Help grow

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    CANAAN

    45D Old Testament land

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    10
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    LOGCABIN

    28A Began a PC session

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    STOOPTO

    79A Go as far down as

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    7
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    TOOTIN

    60D "Yer darn ___!"

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    5
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    WHEREITSAT

    71D Happenin' place

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    4
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    DOTNET debut

    95D Certain domain suffix

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    3
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    SOLAME debut

    59D "How uncool!"

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    2
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    ONOR

    111A ___ about (approximately)

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    HAST

    43D Possess, as thou might

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    OLDAGE

    10D Senectitude

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    AHEMS

    42A Attention getters

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    ERVIN

    97A Sam of Watergate hearings

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    FIASCO

    5A Total mess

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    NAHA

    105D Capital of Okinawa

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    NBCTV

    65D See 64-Down

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    STRINGS

    104A Big part of an orchestra

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    FINALS

    5D Semester's end

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    USHERED

    93A Had a leading role?

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    EMETIC

    98A Ipecac, e.g.

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    SERTS

    47D Certain Spanish murals

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    ZEROSUM

    67D Like a game with equal winners and losers

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    BIGCATS

    14D Lions and tigers

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    4
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    HVAC debut

    92D Sort of rooftop unit, familiarly

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    4
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    UNTANGLE

    101A Fix, as a mess of wires

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    ADVERT

    56D Telly pitch

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    CATTOYS debut

    73A Ball of yarn and others

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    THINKSO

    86D "You agree?"

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    3
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    WIVE

    71A Take as a bride

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    ADC

    7D General's assistant: Abbr.

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    COLDDAY

    26A Metaphorical time in hell

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    2
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    DARKART debut

    48A Voodoo, e.g.

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    2
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    GOJI debut

    33A Asian berry marketed as a "superfood"

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    2
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    GRATEON

    31D Annoy, in a way

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    ICANSEETHAT debut

    113A "Yeah, it makes sense"

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    NOOUTLET

    65A Dead end sign

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    ONSTILTS debut

    80D Like many clowns and beachside houses

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    2
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    PASSINGLANE debut

    109A It's left on a highway ... or a path used by five answers in this puzzle?

    0
    2
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    PLAYINGCARD

    23A Trying to show no signs of life

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    2
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    REDBEAN debut

    15D Tidbit with rice in Creole cuisine

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    2
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    ROLLBY

    49D Elapse, as years

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    ROPERUG

    51D Braided floor covering

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    SEAPIG

    94D Another name for a porpoise or dolphin

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    STAGEDOOR

    24A Show out?

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    2
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    TORPEDOES debut

    53A Wrecks, as chances

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    2
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    CARBOLOAD debut

    9D What many runners do before a marathon

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    1
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    DAYDRINK debut

    4D Not wait till evening to crack a bottle

    0
    1
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    FROGGY debut

    30A One who "went a-courtin'," in a children's song

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    1
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    GETLIT debut

    116A Go on a drinking spree, in slang

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    1
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    HAVANANS debut

    68A Was forced to turn down an invitation

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    1
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    LACUNAR debut

    55A Relating to gaps

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    1
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    LEAVESBE debut

    55D Doesn't bother

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    NOTABIGDEAL debut

    19A "It's all good"

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    1
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    PARTAY debut

    50A Quite a bash, in slang

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    1
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    PETRAEUS debut

    37D David ___, C.I.A. director under Obama

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    1
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    POTTEDPLANT debut

    63A Bit of office greenery

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    1
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    RUNGOOD debut

    87D Enjoy consistent, favorable luck, in poker lingo

    0
    1
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    SEAMRIPPER debut

    8D Tool for undoing stitches

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    1
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    STRUCKOIL debut

    108A Bottle for a beachgoer

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    1
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    TIGHTRACE debut

    75D Election that's too close to call

    0
    1
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    TRUTHSERA debut

    74A Confession inducers

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