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Thursday · 78 answers · 5 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-03), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ATE

    66D Disposed of, in a way

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    598
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    ALE

    67A Fill for a schooner

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    570
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    ADO

    13A There was much of it in Shakespeare

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    477
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    ACRE

    43A About half of a regular soccer field

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    328
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    ANN

    70A ___ Arbor

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    300
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    EKE

    11D Squeeze (out)

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    STU

    49D Alphabet trio

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    ATOP

    52A On

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    208
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    IPO

    5D N.Y.S.E. debut

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    133
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    REAP

    61D Garner

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    155
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    OATS

    60D Supply for General Mills

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    133
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    IDAHO

    35D Where to find an American in Moscow?

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    121
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    OOH

    64D Cry of awe

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    160
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    SPED

    72A Tore

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    154
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    GEM

    1A Something cut by a lapidary

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    119
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    ESTE

    26A Direction in España

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    CEE

    73A Soft component of fleece?

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    138
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    YEAR

    42D Coin collector's interest

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    126
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    IDOS

    40A Things exchanged between brides and grooms

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    AWARE

    9D Conscious

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    STATE

    69A Cabinet department

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    HATE

    50A "Haughty Juno's unrelenting ___": Aeneid

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    OPRAH

    14A Head of Harpo Productions

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    SCENE

    58D Something that might be stolen while a crowd watches?

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    122
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    OLDS

    53D Ford contemporary

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    103
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    IWO

    37D ___ Jima

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    79
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    ISAAC

    56D One spared by God in a Bible story

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    SATIRE

    7D Spoof

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    46
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    ARCANA

    32A Secret knowledge

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    26
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    NOLTE

    68A Actor who was People magazine's 1992 Sexiest Man Alive

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    TATER

    19A Many eyes are upon it, informally

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    51
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    AWAKE

    16A Conscious

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    47
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    COATI

    18A Relative of a raccoon

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    45
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    MILNE

    57D Who wrote, in a classic children's book, "It is hard to be brave ... when you're only a Very Small Animal"

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    43
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    NAMES

    44A William and Mary, e.g.

    4
    43
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    RIGS

    4A Lineup at a truck stop

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    43
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    ASTA

    23D Old film dog

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    DER

    12D German "the"

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    NASH

    38D First automaker to offer seatbelts as an option (1949)

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    ROYAL

    63A Shade of blue

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    44
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    IDYL

    31D Bit of bucolic verse

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    BARI

    30A Port in southern Italy

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    33
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    HOR

    51A Old TV knob abbr.

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    33
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    MUSIC

    62A See 59-Across

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    25
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    KASEM

    29D Casey of "American Top 40"

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    23
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    PARTS

    54D Line on an auto shop invoice

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    SHUTS

    39A Turns (off)

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    CHESS

    71A Pastime for Napoleon and Benjamin Franklin

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    45
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    DREAM

    65A Martin Luther King Jr. had one

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    GRASP

    6D Understand

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    EDERLE

    2D First woman to receive her own New York City ticker-tape parade (1926)

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    HINES

    15D Duncan ___

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    15
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    TASED

    8A Stunned, in a way

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    SEEMTO

    24A Appear that way

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    13
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    FEH

    17A Cry of disgust

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    11
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    RNC

    63D G.O.P. grp.

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    11
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    MOHAVE

    3D Native Arizonan

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    9
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    REAIMS

    55A Adjusts one's sight

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    4
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    STEMMED

    47D Like some glasses

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    4
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    LOSESTEAM

    46A Flag

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    3
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    OREM

    25D Western city known as "Family City U.S.A."

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    CHESTS

    48A Coffers

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    FINCH

    34D Small songbird

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    MYWAY

    41A Hit for 20-/22-Across (1969 or 1977)

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    ANTRA

    28D Bone cavities

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    SAK

    27A Bag, in commercialese

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    6
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    STAPLES

    45D Beans and rice

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    ROCKSTAR

    4D Moon or Mercury

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    CHATEAU

    33D Country house

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    GAFFES

    1D Blunders

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    POPULAR

    59A With 62-Across, see 20-Across

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    3
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    TATTLERS

    8D Secret spillers

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    3
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    GOMERPYLE

    36D 1960s TV character who often said "Surprise, surprise, surprise!"

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    2
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    FERLAVNIKS debut

    20A With 22-Across, mid-20th-century giant in 59-/62-Across

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    FIGUREDIN debut

    34A Counted toward the totality of

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    1
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    NIMBUSES debut

    21D Some clouds

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    SATAYSAUCE debut

    10D Thai dip

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    SPIRNEASTLREAY debut

    22A See 20-Across

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