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Friday · 68 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    SHE

    46A "___ Walks in Beauty" (Byron poem)

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    ECHO

    2D Repercussion

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    ETE

    33D Printemps follower

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    ELON

    45A College town east of Greensboro

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    CHE

    56D "Evita" narrator

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    SCAT

    46D "Out!"

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    LAT

    55D You'd expect to see it before long.

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    ELECT

    45D Governor or senator follower

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    EKED

    51D Scratched (out)

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    REA

    12D 1978 Grammy nominee Chris

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    REED

    15D Accordion part

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    SLOE

    53D Liqueur flavor

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    ONLY

    21A Modifier of a low price

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    LAD

    20A Bucko

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    EMOTE

    29D Act unprofessionally?

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    AVIA

    14D Big name in athletic footwear

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    CHIN

    50D Hitchcock double feature?

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    BLOG

    37A WordPress creation

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    HALE

    47D In good shape

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    RACK

    1D One of four in a Scrabble set

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    EMS

    51A Swimming center?

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    ARCED

    26D Went like a birdie

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    CELL

    13D Honeycomb component

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    METRO

    44D One way to the Smithsonian

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    FEAR

    3D "The foundation of most governments," per John Adams

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    ENTRY

    7D Log unit

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    ERASES

    42A Sweeps the board?

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    HEAVE

    25D Cast with difficulty

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    DITS

    22A Most of an S O S

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    ERLE

    48D Director ___ C. Kenton

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    PIETA

    40A St. Peter's Basilica attraction

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    BIZ

    32D Trade, in brief

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    SHANTY

    24A Crude shelter

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    ONEARTH

    21D Here

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    REDTAG

    41A Sale indicator

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    IPLANTO

    5D "That's my intention"

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    SAPOR

    24D Palate stimulus

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    BITES

    36A "That ___!"

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    SED

    34D Latin conjunction

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    KALES

    28D Vegetables high in beta carotene

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    PROPANE

    40D C3H8, familiarly

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    RAGAS

    30D Eastern melodies

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    HOLM

    43A Ian of "Alien"

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    ALLAMERICANHERO debut

    57A Neil Armstrong or Jesse Owens, say

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    RUR

    4D Futuristic play of 1921

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    PACA

    35A Agouti relative

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    AEREO

    31A Correo ___

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    ELIJAH

    42D Biblical prophet who was fed by ravens

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    RETE

    8D Bundle of nerves

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    SEEKER

    27A Quidditch position in the Harry Potter books

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    KOR

    18A Divided land: Abbr.

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    MARG

    52D Helgenberger of "CSI"

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    SAOTOME

    39D Island just north of the Equator

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    ASEED

    9D Plant ___

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    SERBIAN

    23D Like Novak Djokovic, by birth

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    ACEUPONESSLEEVE

    16A Secret advantage

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    AGREERS

    19A Amenable sorts

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    TSARISTS

    10D Foes of the Bolsheviks

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    CHARLOTTEAMALIE

    17A Caribbean home of Blackbeard's Castle

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    OVERSIZED

    38A Like most theater popcorn containers

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    BESTDRAMA

    32A Accolade for "Mad Men" in four consecutive years

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    OLMSTED

    11D Frederick Law ___, designer of New York's Central Park

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    TOECLIP

    49A Part of a racing bike

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    BIGLOSER debut

    36D Zero

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    CARLOSTHEJACKAL debut

    54A Real-life villain who was an antagonist in Robert Ludlum's "The Bourne Identity"

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    GOOGLY debut

    6D ___ eyes

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    REFRIGERATORCAR debut

    1A Coolest thing about a train?

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    TEETERONTHEEDGE debut

    58A Flirt with disaster

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