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Sunday · 140 answers · 12 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

    22A ___ provençale

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    EST

    45A Third-person form of "être"

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    428
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    EEL

    113D Jellied British delicacy

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    487
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    ONO

    71A Musician/singer whose name might be shouted in mock horror?

    49
    326
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    ERE

    27A "Thanks in old age - thanks ___ I go": Whitman

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    ETS

    50D Vulcans or Jawas, in brief

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    319
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    AXE

    114D Hack

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    269
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    ISLE

    107D Scotland's Fair ___

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    316
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    NEE

    119A Obituary word

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    407
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    APE

    109A Great ___

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    415
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    ALAS

    28A Lead-in to bad news

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    321
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    IRIS

    107A It's often brown or blue

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    225
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    LSAT

    105D Trial for a future atty.

    25
    172
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    ENT

    4D Tolkien creature

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    222
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    YEN

    82A Hankering

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    212
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    NES

    14D Bygone game console, in brief

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    118
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    ASP

    90D Egyptian symbol of royalty

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    265
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    ASTO

    106D Regarding

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    192
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    SAG

    89A Fail to hold

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    191
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    ELSA

    24D "Let It Go" singer, in film

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    220
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    ESL

    115A Continuing education subj., often

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    153
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    IRATE

    6A Ticked off

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    194
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    PEP

    110A Zip

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    126
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    ALARM

    34A Early morning setting?

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    104
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    NAT

    55D Turner who led a slave rebellion

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    190
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    AMO

    8D "Te ___" (Rihanna gold single)

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    152
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    CBS

    16A "Madam Secretary" airer

    13
    123
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    TOGA

    80D "I, Claudius" attire

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    115
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    PAD

    41A Digs

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    RESTS

    122A Takes a breather

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    HORN

    25D "Game over" signal

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    FEW

    49A Handful

    11
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    RIDS

    108D Empties (of)

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    47
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    ASTER

    1A Autumn bloom

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    YAK

    43A Shaggy grazer

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    88
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    INE

    75D Like Vivaldi's "Spring"

    9
    155
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    STL

    76D Where the Blues play: Abbr.

    9
    111
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    EMOTE

    30A Show what's inside

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    152
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    DANA

    79D Fox News commentator Perino

    8
    74
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    EPCOT

    102D Attraction that dropped the word "Center" from its name in 1994

    8
    57
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    ISO

    72A Prefix with -pod

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    117
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    ETD

    33D Ticket info, briefly

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    113
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    ASHES

    1D Remains in the ground, often

    7
    109
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    VAT

    64A Brewery sight

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    AOK

    34D Peachy

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    94
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    TINT

    39D Colorist's concern

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    86
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    CANE

    87A Top hat go-with

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    85
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    TYRA

    37D Model Banks

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    44
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    USED

    13D Kind of bookstore

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    165
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    JOB

    26A Position

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    48
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    SHORT

    2D Not having quite enough cash

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    40
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    TETON

    120A Wyoming's ___ Range

    6
    40
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    ILOST

    99A The Temptations' "Since ___ My Baby"

    6
    31
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    ADOBO debut

    69A Mexican marinade

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    12
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    SST

    89D Cross-Atlantic flier, once, in brief

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    199
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    ROWS

    7D Kerfuffles

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    EXTOL

    118A Panegyrize

    5
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    HALTS

    65A Obeys a sentry, say

    5
    18
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    RECS

    67A CDs, LPs, etc.

    5
    15
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    ARP

    46A "Birds in an Aquarium" artist

    4
    129
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    OHS

    48D Surprised exclamations

    4
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    KRIS

    96D Humphries of the N.B.A.

    4
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    EASTER

    97D Egg time

    4
    49
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    STRESS

    32A Underscore

    4
    49
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    SALES

    121A Corporate department

    4
    47
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    YIELD

    117A Give up

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    46
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    AKIRA

    81A Kurosawa who directed "Ran"

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    36
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    ALOHAS

    40D Hilo his

    4
    32
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    ESCAPEE

    53D The one that got away?

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    ESA

    84A Tikkanen who won five Stanley Cups

    3
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    SHONE

    19A Really stood out

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    ANDHOW

    46D "You said it!"

    3
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    RILKE

    56D "Sonnets to Orpheus" poet

    3
    12
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    REELS

    103D Scottish dances

    2
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    LOWE

    12D Founder of a major appliance chain

    2
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    AME

    112D Black church inits.

    2
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    DWEEB

    57D Uncool sort

    2
    34
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    FALL

    66A Skating embarrassment

    2
    34
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    PANTS

    101D Article of apparel never worn by Winnie-the-Pooh

    2
    33
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    NOVEL

    52A Fresh

    2
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    VOLE

    83A Mouse lookalike

    2
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    GORY

    47A Like some details

    2
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    GOUDA

    104A City known for its cheese

    2
    22
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    SABERS

    18D Old-fashioned weaponry

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    DAYSPA

    38D Place to treat yourself

    2
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    MOSEYS

    94D Goes at a leisurely pace

    2
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    APOLLOI

    42D Ill-fated NASA mission of 1967

    2
    5
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    ELEV

    93D Climber's concern: Abbr.

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    DOR

    70D Cannes's Palme ___

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    AEC

    63A Old nuclear agcy.

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    GNP

    85A Measure of econ. health

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    MILO

    44A Actor O'Shea

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    AST

    90A Clock setting east of Eastern: Abbr.

    1
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    TOWER

    3D Jenga construction

    1
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    ILYA

    6D Soviet author Ehrenburg

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    RAPPER

    100A Drake or Future

    1
    14
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    BMOVIE

    35D Cinephile's guilty pleasure, perhaps

    1
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    IVORIES

    58D Some keys, informally

    1
    12
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    KAISER

    74A Frederick III, for one

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    MYSELF

    31D What might follow me?

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    GATEAU

    15D Bistro dessert

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    SLICED

    73D Like some bologna and golf shots

    1
    9
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    NAPPED

    78D Was out for a bit

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    STEPMOM

    11D Carol Brady, to three of her kids

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    DFLATS

    61A C neighbors

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    CAJOLES

    16D Wheedles

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    BLOTOUT

    17D Cover from view

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    TOSEA

    21A Where the owl and the pussycat went, in poetry

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    REHASH

    5D Debate again [sigh]

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    LATEST

    105A Up-to-the-minute

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    EXTRAS

    10D Crowd on a set

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    EDITION

    88D First Folio, e.g.

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    INNEED

    98A Impoverished

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    SPORTS

    76A Newspaper section

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    MTOSSA

    60D Peak NW of Athens

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    CRAVAT

    68D Fancy neckwear

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    TANGLE

    9D Snarl

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    PIGPEN

    91D "Peanuts" character

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    8
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    LEAPAT

    92D Pursue eagerly

    0
    7
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    LOMAX

    20A Bluesman Willie

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    7
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    AMATO

    116A Operatic baritone Pasquale ___

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    6
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    FOURAM

    66D When middle watch ends

    0
    6
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    SLUNG

    11A Cast

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    6
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    BAYLOR

    35A The Bears of the Big 12 Conference

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    5
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    GENOESE

    85D Like Columbus

    0
    5
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    ISTRIA

    95D Peninsula shared by Croatia and Slovenia

    0
    5
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    LABTEST

    59D Doctor's order

    0
    3
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    PITSAW

    62A Tool that it takes two to operate

    0
    3
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    PROFANE

    41D Like "@#$!"

    0
    3
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    FATLADY debut

    49D One singing at the end?

    0
    1
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    GETSICK debut

    47D Catch something

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    1
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    GROPED debut

    29A Searched without sight

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    1
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    HOWTHEYWONTHEWEST debut

    23A Classic film narrated by Spencer Tracy

    0
    1
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    NONUPLE debut

    86D Word hitting two Triple Word Scores in Scrabble

    0
    1
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    NOONEHASRATEDTHISFILM debut

    54A Statement at the end of some trailers

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    1
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    PASSIVERESISTANCE debut

    111A Protest tactic ... as suggested by 23-, 36-, 54-, 77- and 91-Across?

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    1
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    PEOPLEMADEMISTAKES debut

    91A Non-apology associated with several U.S. presidents

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    1
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    THATDOESNOTAMUSEUS debut

    36A Remark commonly attributed to Queen Victoria

    0
    1
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    WEARSON debut

    51D Becomes grating to

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    1
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    WEINCLUDEDNOBATTERIES debut

    77A Toy manufacturer's disclaimer

    0
    1