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Saturday · 68 answers · 8 debuts

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

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    ELSE

    31D Part of a programmer's conditional

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    EMO

    27A "Nothing Feels Good: Punk Rock, Teenagers and ___" (2003 book)

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    ANTS

    61A Workers on the hill

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    ESS

    5D Largest section of the dictionary

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    ADELE

    1A Astaire with steps

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    EDGE

    57A Lip

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    AIDE

    33D Worker on the Hill

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    ESPN

    28A Channel with several spinoff channels

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    APP

    40A Many a time suck

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    EARN

    7D Merit

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    ETTU

    20A Words to the disloyal

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    DEMO

    10D Show

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    RYES

    60A Kvass grains

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    TESLA

    51A What you might charge for a ride

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    SLOT

    52D Tab's counterpart

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    ERATO

    3D Mythical figure often depicted holding a lyre

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    RELIC

    47D Thing often described redundantly as "of the past"

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    DADS

    10A "My Two ___" (1980s sitcom)

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    YEESH

    48D "Gimme a break!"

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    ECCE

    16A "___ homo"

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    MACE

    19A Autumn spice

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    DRNO

    54A Movie villain whose first name is Julius

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    WARE

    15A Piece of merchandise

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    47
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    NOOB

    58A Video game neophyte, informally

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    LEMUR

    4D Arboreal primate

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    NOLTE

    29D Nick of Hollywood

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    ACTED

    1D Made (like)

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    REMIT

    30A Pay

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    FYI

    25A "By the way ..."

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    ITINA

    42D Book that's the basis for the movie "What's Love Got to Do With It"

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    XENON

    43D Gas in arc lamps

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    40
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    RHINE

    46D River crossed in 1945's Operation Plunder

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    34
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    BETSY

    9D She convinced George to switch to five-pointed stars, in American legend

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    DUETO

    2D On account of

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    SEENOTE

    13D What an asterisk may mean

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    ERTE

    39A Big name in Art Deco

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    HOES

    50D Prepares a bed?

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    WEBB

    6A Onetime Virginia senator Jim

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    ROSEN

    38A Former Giants G.M. Al

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    BRIEF

    8D Court submission

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    DMC

    56D Hip-hop's Run-___

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    RHEE

    53A Onetime Korean statesman Syngman

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    37
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    HINES

    21A Cheryl of "Curb Your Enthusiasm"

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    DOORDIE

    23A Like a Hail Mary

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    NAOH

    49A Caustic soda, chemically

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    CURES

    14A French parish priests

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    IRONIES

    26D Some of life's twists and turns

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    TEAMSPIRIT

    17A Camaraderie

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    ODON

    22A Binge-watch, maybe

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    MINIS

    59A Mod bottoms

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    PADTHAI

    35D Panang curry alternative

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    DIX

    41A Social reformer Dorothea

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    CZECH

    62A Brno-born, e.g.

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    ORTIZ

    45D Actress Ana of "Devious Maids"

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    DESCEND

    24D Sink

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    DCCOMICS

    12D Distributor of Penguin classics?

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    JEOPARDY

    36D Show that once had an April Fools' Day episode hosted by Pat Sajak

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    ACADEMIES

    11D Places of learning

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    GRANDER

    37D More sweeping

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    FASHIONPOLICE debut

    32A Ones who may dress down those dressing up?

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    OHSORRY debut

    44A Comment after a bump

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    PHISHER

    18D "Nigerian prince," often

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    FUNSPONGE debut

    32D One who sucks the joy out of the room

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    GENDERSTUDIES debut

    37A Modern college major

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    INLAIDTILE debut

    55A Part of many an N.Y.C. subway station wall

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    JUICECLEANSES debut

    36A Some detox diets

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    NEUROLABS debut

    34D Places where brain waves are analyzed

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    WWIIEPICS debut

    6D "Dunkirk" and "Pearl Harbor," for short

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