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Saturday · 70 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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    SET

    51A 81-card game

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  2. 2
    ALI

    4D Subject of the 2004 autobiography "The Soul of a Butterfly"

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  3. 3
    ERS

    13D Workup sites, briefly

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  4. 4
    STEW

    24A Lose sleep (over)

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  5. 5
    ILL

    53D Poorly

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  6. 6
    BOA

    52A Vamp's wear

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    IPO

    40A Job for an investment bank, for short

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    HAD

    8D Fooled

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    ALES

    50D Sierra Nevadas and others

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    WET

    55D Like some kisses

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    SCAB

    9D Part of a natural repair process

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  12. 12
    SPF

    54D Cover letters for certain applications?

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  13. 13
    SRS

    21A Yearbook sect.

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  14. 14
    AFT

    46A Tailward

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    OXO

    28A Kitchen gadget brand

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  16. 16
    CEE

    35A Third character to appear in "Macbeth"

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    HONOR

    2D "Your" follower

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    TASTE

    48D "The enemy of creativeness," per Picasso

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    SER

    19A Être, across the Pyrenees

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    GENIE

    20D One who might say "You wish!"

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    MESAS

    36A Painted Desert sights

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    ATTILA

    45A Fifth-century scourge

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    WON

    18A Peso : Cuba :: ___ : Korea

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    ERASED

    38D Like an amnesiac's memories

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    44
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    ABACI

    46D Early counters

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    HALOS

    10D Some lunar effects

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    LOGOS

    58A Wikipedia's globe and such

    3
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    THAWS

    1D Warms

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    17
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    CNOTE

    35D Benjamin

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    LANG

    43A "State Fair" director Walter

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    CREASE

    49A Ridge

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    ICICLE

    53A It points sharply down

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    STARWARS

    54A The American Film Institute named its soundtrack the greatest film score of all time

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    ONIONRING

    31D What Homer used to propose to Marge

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    8
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    HOTLANTA debut

    14A Another moniker for the Empire City of the South

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    STOLEN

    15D Like some kisses

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    SHAPE

    9A You may train to get in it

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    WORSE

    25D Poorer

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    TECS

    33D People on the case, for short

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    STERNO

    7D Buffet burner

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    SYBIL

    29D Rebellious "Downton Abbey" daughter

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    POLEAXE

    39D Medieval weapon

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    LINKED

    56A United

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    COMEOUT

    23D Appear in print

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    MONA

    26D U.S. poet laureate ___ Van Duyn

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    ETONS

    3D Some prep school wear

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    YANNI

    34A New Age keyboardist

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    GECKO

    44D Insurance mascot with an accent

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    FORUM

    47D Comments section, often

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  50. 50
    TALONS

    17A Kite grippers

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    INTEARS

    6D How many Oscar acceptance speeches are delivered

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    SCALAR

    15A Having an uninterrupted series of steps

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    PISTIL

    42D Ovary's place, botanically

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    CANCEL

    22A Scratch

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    ANOINTED

    16A Chosen

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    SCOOPS

    29A Couple seen on Raisin Bran boxes

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    BRIANENO

    37A New Age composer

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    MAROONED

    26A Like the characters on "Lost"

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    MINOTAUR

    32A Bullish figure?

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    PICKLE

    39A It may be made into spears

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    CARPACCIO

    30D Italian hors d'oeuvre

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    3
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    DOMINATRIX

    27D Whipper snapper?

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    3
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    GOBOTS

    20A Predecessors of Transformers

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    3
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    GROUPONS

    41A Some modern discounts

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    3
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    ALOTTOASK

    11D No small favor

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    2
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    FLEXTIME debut

    59A Alternative to a 9-to-5 work schedule

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    1
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    MANSCAPING debut

    5D One use for hair clippers, in modern lingo

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    1
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    PANSEXUAL debut

    12D Potentially attracted to anyone

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    PIXIECUT debut

    57A Bob's relative

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    THEAMISH debut

    1A Old-fashioned group of people

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