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Friday · 66 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    ERA

    25A Series of ages

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    TEN

    43A Base ___

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    ABS

    4D Gymgoer's pride

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    ASSET

    28A Strength

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    EPIC

    48D Word before tale or fail

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    ORB

    17A Planet, poetically

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    ASIS

    27A "___ traditional ..."

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    RCA

    55D Electronics co. that once owned Random House

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    OWN

    8D Possess ... or totally destroy

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    148
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    MEET

    41A Cross

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    BRIE

    20A Its exterior is the edible mold Penicillium candidum

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    PRO

    51A ___-choice

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    ALIAS

    5D Something to assume

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    ADIEU

    37A Goodbye

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    ACA

    53D Obama health law, for short

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    TAROT

    24D Fortunetelling tool

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    DINO

    26A Bird's long-ago relative, informally

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    CHAI

    50D Beverage flavored with cardamom

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    50
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    CAFE

    47A Setting for many Manet paintings of the bourgeoisie

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    65
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    ENABLE

    13A Turn on, say

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    36
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    SNOB

    9D La-di-da sort

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    REND

    6D Tear

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    MILNE

    44A "Corner-of-the-Street" poet

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    CORGI

    7D Short-legged dog

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    37
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    ENDIT

    23A Break up

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    TROWEL

    42D Gardening tool

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    17
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    ARIE

    32D ___ Luyendyk Jr., former bachelor on "The Bachelor"

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    ARCANE

    57A Esoteric

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    LOOMS

    21A Towers

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    PETCAT

    58A Socks, once, for Bill and Hillary Clinton

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    11
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    ATTIRE

    11D Difference between a well-dressed bicyclist and a poorly dressed unicyclist, in a joke

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    BIDE

    40A Wait for

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    DEARIE

    38D Term of affection

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    COSTAR

    7A Billing partner

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    INFANT

    39D One might keep you up at night

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    ANET

    27D Caught in ___

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    OPIUM

    31D Yves Saint Laurent perfume since 1977

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    ISABEL

    59A ___ Allende, author of "The House of the Spirits"

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    STEAMY

    29D Full of passion

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    COERCE

    49A Lean on

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    BAZAAR

    1A Rummage sale

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    14
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    ADDING

    18A Kindergarten math lesson

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    BYEAR

    46A One way of playing things

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    MODULE

    22D Space station section

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    ATCAMP

    37D Where capture the flag is often played

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    FINISHLINES debut

    16D Things that often have ribbons

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    ICHAT

    45D Bygone messaging service

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    REHEAT

    12D Nuke, say

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    TORRES

    10D Actress Gina of "Suits"

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    12
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    BEARS

    46D Franchise with the most victories in N.F.L. history

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    MINICAM

    56A Small shooter

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    HARLOW

    54A Jean on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

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    YEARONE

    36D Beginning of a timeline

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    ANEROID

    2D Kind of barometer that doesn't use liquid

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    4
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    BEHOLD

    1D Magician's cry

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    LOWNOTE

    14A Bummer

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    ARAPAHOS

    52A Many members of Wyoming's Wind River Reservation

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    2
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    HEMSIN

    15A Surrounds

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    2
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    SLEEPLAB

    34D Polysomnography facility

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    2
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    ZAMBONIS

    3D Ice machines

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    2
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    DESERTBLOOM debut

    19D Periodic Atacama occurrence

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    1
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    DIDONESPART debut

    30A Contributed

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    FARNORTH debut

    16A Where to see the aurora borealis

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    1
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    LANDSPEEDER debut

    14D Luke Skywalker sold his in Mos Eisley

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    1
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    LITTLEITALY debut

    35A Manhattan neighborhood between the East Village and Chinatown

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    SUPERHEROES debut

    33A DC figures

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