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Thursday · 76 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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    USE

    23A Application

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    ADS

    1D Contents of some sidebars

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    NET

    46A Bring in

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    ENDS

    19A Goals

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    NIL

    22D It means nothing

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    OPERA

    41D Work of Bellini or Gounod

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    RAN

    54A Showed fear, maybe

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    SETS

    69A Even numbers and odd numbers, in math

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    IGOR

    28D Assistant in a horror film

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    ADDS

    11D Also mentions

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    IRON

    66A Monopoly token replaced in 2013 by a cat

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    STAB

    5D Attempt, informally

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    ACDC

    18A "Let There Be Rock" rock band

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    IAGO

    59D Manipulator of Othello

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    SCAN

    5A Result of digitization

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    RANT

    38A Many a Twitter thread

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    NOIR

    70A Some detective fiction, informally

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    UTES

    68A Western tribe

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    TODO

    15A Kind of list

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    REI

    48D Outdoor retail giant

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    CLOT

    57D What "thrombus" means to a doctor

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    DIETS

    13A Subjects of many nonfiction best sellers

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    PEAS

    3D Food that may be puréed for babies

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    STORE

    53D Archive

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    TEPEE

    29D Home on the range

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    HUGE

    65A Like a leviathan

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    AMPS

    1A Boosts, with "up"

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    NOONE

    31D Who has been nominated for more acting Oscars than Meryl Streep

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    BEES

    52A What apiphobes fear

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    NOLA

    62A The Big Easy

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    SIGH

    43A [Things seemed to be going so well]

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    COCA

    6D Traditional treatment for altitude sickness

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    CHU

    61D Steven ___, secretary of energy under Obama

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    ERIK

    24A ___ Killmonger, "Black Panther" villain

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    TRAY

    36D Platter

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    ADDLE

    7D Confuse

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    HANS

    58D First name in fairy tales

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    ASU

    34A The Red Wolves of the Sun Belt Conf.

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    LOAM

    37A Good gardening soil

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    FARSI

    25D Source of the words "pajama" and "spinach"

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    LONE

    10D Sole

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    PAGE

    56D Summon

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    CLAY

    9A Medium for a model

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    INSERT

    47A Vending machine directive

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    DEFOG

    21D Clear, in a way

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    HODA

    16A First name in morning TV

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    COAX

    61A Cajole

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    TENNIS

    49D In which good service is important

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    FULLOFIT debut

    25A Spouting nonsense

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    ETUI

    60D Decorative sewing case

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    GOPRO

    40A Leave college early, perhaps

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    SENSOR

    14D Detector

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    USAIN

    26D Lightning Bolt

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    ROGET

    35A You might take his word for it

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    REAPS

    44A Brings in

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    ONLOAN

    51D Out, as a library book

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    HAGUE

    67A Court locale, with "The"

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    SCAPE

    17A Word that can follow sea and man to make new words

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    STPAUL

    4D Capital on the Mississippi

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    LOCA

    42A "Livin' la Vida ___"

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    STARCH

    45D Most of cornmeal

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    LUNGS

    27D Breathers

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    YAS

    12D "___ queen!" (slangy affirmative)

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    EYETOEYE

    50A One way of seeing or standing

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    NOCARB

    8D Like many popular 13-Across

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    CHECKMATE

    33D "Game over"

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    CHECKER

    64D One of 24 game pieces

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    BLANKCHECK

    30A Free rein

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    KACEY

    32D Grammy-winning Musgraves

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    MICCHECK debut

    2D Preconcert job

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    CHECKALL debut

    9D With 39-Down, fulfill requirements ... or how to fill four of this puzzle's squares?

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    CHECKOUT debut

    55D Last step of a purchase

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    CHECKPOINTCHARLIE debut

    55A Famous symbol of the Cold War

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    CHECKSANDBALANCES debut

    20A What the Constitution provides among the branches of government

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    COATCHECK debut

    63A Tipping point?

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    THEBOXES debut

    39D See 9-Down

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