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Sunday · 136 answers · 19 debuts

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

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    IRE

    108D Wrath

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    ALI

    40A Wong of stand-up comedy

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    518
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    AHA

    87A Clicking sound?

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    379
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    AGO

    1D Adele's "Million Years ___"

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    291
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    ACRE

    88A All over hell's half ___ (everywhere)

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    328
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    IDO

    48D "Who wants this?" response

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    336
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    GAS

    42A Laughing matter?

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    218
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    TREE

    83D Diagram of relationships

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    ALTO

    29A Kind of clef

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    290
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    ICEE

    82D Cold treat

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    ORES

    13D Many end in "-ite"

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    244
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    OTOE

    100A Native speakers of Chiwere

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    CIA

    8D Valerie Plame's org. in 2003's Plame affair

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    206
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    OREOS

    51D Some froyo bar toppings

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    87
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    NOTE

    66D It's not a lot to jot

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    132
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    SHOO

    41A Drive (away)

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    112
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    PEP

    85A Vim

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    ROAR

    55A Crowd noise

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    169
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    STET

    75A [Leave it]

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    AGOG

    74D Eagerly excited

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    TUB

    14D Ice cream purchase

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    OHHI

    37D Greeting when running into someone unexpectedly

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    44
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    DOC

    2D Medic

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    102
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    BIOS

    86A Parts of Twitter profiles

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    42
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    TASTE

    17D Something to do with your buds?

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    117
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    THAT

    52A All ___

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    98
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    ETHOS

    18D Social climate

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    90
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    TAC

    105D Middle of a certain three-in-a-row

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    90
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    MAST

    47D One of two on the Titanic

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    83
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    OSAKA

    99D 2020 U.S. Open tennis champ Naomi

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    82
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    HTML

    12D Code edited by a webmaster

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    47
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    STARR

    41D Texas county on the Mexican border

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    87
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    TOES

    72A Things stuck in clogs

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    84
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    ADULT

    16D Warranting an "X," say

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    69
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    DIANE

    21A Newswoman Sawyer

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    62
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    UHUH

    31D "Nah"

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    57
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    STRUT

    115A Move like a peacock

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    ONEONE

    57D A ball and a strike, in a baseball count

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    PETCO

    62A Big seller of animal supplies

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    OWLS

    30D Creatures that can have asymmetrical ears, which aid in hunting

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    GAD

    25D Traipse (about)

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    60
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    STORY

    46D Floor

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    YELP

    84D App with a Reservations feature

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    FLAG

    89A Item on a president's lapel

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    COSTA

    95D ___ Brava, Spain

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    HOTDATE

    12A Occasion to get all gussied up

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    11
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    ENEMY

    6D "Never interrupt your ___ when he's making a mistake" (old aphorism)

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    97
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    TUE

    67D Third of seven columns: Abbr.

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    64
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    SALA

    78D División de la casa

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    47
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    IROBOT

    69A Sci-fi classic featuring the Three Laws

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    CREEL

    94A Fishing basket

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    STRONG

    44D How some like their coffee

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    BYTES

    34A The "B" in GB

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    SKIAREA

    113A Aspen or Alta

    3
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    NEWDO

    49D Makeover result, maybe

    3
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    MOMOA debut

    97D Jason who played Khal Drogo on "Game of Thrones"

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    8
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    SMU

    106D Lone Star State sch.

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    AIRY

    102D Like sponge cakes

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    ACTUP

    7A L.G.B.T.-aligned advocacy group since 1987

    2
    38
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    ABLY

    77D With adroitness

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    BOOP

    34D Cutesy sound accompanying a poke

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    LUMP

    39A Feature of a batter that needs more whisking

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    BIGTOP

    56D Circus venue

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    NURSES

    103A Sips

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    UNIQUE

    10D Sui generis

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    LWORD

    61D What might be "love" or "lesbian" in a TV show title

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    FREEPR

    89D Newspaper articles and mentions on social media, in brief

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    AMITY

    80A Friendship

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    LEW

    109D Man's nickname that omits the "is" at the end

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    GREAT

    50D Word stylized with extra R's on some cereal boxes

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    ANACIN

    43D Pain relief brand

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    JOEL

    38D Book before Amos

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    SHAHS

    45A Palindromic rulers

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    ADMIRE

    1A Marvel at

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    AULAIT

    27D How some like their café

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    CIN

    98D The Reds, on scoreboards

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    WHARF

    35A Fisherman's ___ (San Francisco attraction)

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    HSIA

    73D Earliest-known Chinese dynasty (dating back to 2000 B.C.)

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    DERAIL

    54A Ruin, as plans

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    GYROS

    93D Sandwiches on pita bread

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    13
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    MDT

    3D Spring hrs. in Colorado Springs

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    GEHRY

    68A Architect Frank

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    GODSEND

    19A Stroke of good fortune

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    GRIS

    33D Pinot ___

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    SAIDNO

    101A Declined

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    TRUEDAT

    22A "You ain't lyin'!"

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    APOLAR

    92D Electrically balanced, in chemistry

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    GIOTTO

    42D Italian painter known for his frescoes

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    MUMBAI

    26A Home to Antilia, the world's most valuable private residence (27 floors, $2.2 billion)

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    ADMIRALS

    7D Four-star figures

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    DIALING

    90A Placing a call

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    HANGRY

    73A Itching to eat and irritable about it, in slang

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    MISSINGTHEPOINT debut

    47A To a bad free throw shooter: "You're ..."

    1
    2
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    OFHELP debut

    58D Useful

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    2
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    HOI

    53D ___ polloi

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    EXAMS

    112A Large chunk of one's final grade, often

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    TAMA

    32D Author Janowitz of literature's "brat pack"

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    HORSY

    59D Toy rocker, in tot-speak

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    OJOS

    37A Eyes: Sp.

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    CAMRY

    95A Apt anagram of MY CAR

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    NINOS

    64D El ___ (weather phenomena)

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    SHIH

    101D ___ Tzu (dog breed)

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    DELAYS

    15D "Expect ___" (road sign)

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    FORGO

    60D Give up

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    TAKEON

    9D Go up against

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    ANARCHY

    114A It's against the rule

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    BYA

    70D ___ hair

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    EQUALS

    28A Is

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    FLOWER

    60A The dove's-foot crane's-bill, for instance

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    OCTOBER

    23A What the Old English called "Winterfylleth"

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    ATOWN

    96D Georgia's capital, informally

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    IMNEXT

    91D "My turn"

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    TWOPAIR

    111A Kings and queens, maybe

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    BLARNEY

    36A Utter nonsense

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    CUETIP

    94D Pool chalk target

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    DARNTOOTIN

    65A To a rude driver: "You're ..."

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    DODGES

    90D Ducks

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    5
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    REBUFF

    5D Brush off

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    APNEWS debut

    116A Big name in nonprofit journalism

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    3
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    KAS

    110D ___ in kangaroo

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    3
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    PORTA

    62D Lead-in to potty

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    OATMILK debut

    107A Vegan latte option

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    2
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    BOOHOOS debut

    56A Blubbers

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    1
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    COMPANYYOUKEEP debut

    98A See 76-Across

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    1
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    DRBOB debut

    20D Physician who co-founded A.A., familiarly

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    1
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    INFORITNOW debut

    63A To a temp worker: "You're ..."

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    1
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    ISOMORPH debut

    4D Organism that structurally resembles another organism

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    1
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    MAKINGMEBLUSH debut

    24A To a cosmetician: "You're ..."

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    1
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    MARKSMAN debut

    81D Good-looking guy?

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    1
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    ONLYASGOODASTHE debut

    76A With 98-Across, to an aspiring entrepreneur: "You're ..."

    0
    1
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    OURSONG debut

    71A Taylor Swift's first #1 country hit, 2007

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    1
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    OUTOFYOURGOURD debut

    30A To a produce vendor near closing time: "You're ..."

    0
    1
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    PENURY debut

    11D Destitution

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    1
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    SHANYU debut

    75D Villain in 1998's "Mulan"

    0
    1
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    SOMETHINGELSE debut

    104A To anyone who wasn't addressed above: "You're ..."

    0
    1
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    THINNEST debut

    79D Like 0.5-millimeter lead, among popular mechanical pencil options

    0
    1