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Saturday · 70 answers · 3 debuts

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

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    ANA

    10D Political commentator Navarro

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    RAT

    25A No-goodnik

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    ADA

    24A ___ Yonath, 2009 Chemistry co-Nobelist

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    270
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    PAR

    56D Something to shoot for

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    ENE

    49A Ending with xylyl

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    403
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    ANNA

    30A "Veep" actress Chlumsky

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    NETS

    4D Brings home

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    172
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    ETTU

    53D "Really? Is *nobody* on my side now?"

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    IRATE

    31A About to explode, maybe

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    194
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    ENSUE

    52A Follow

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    101
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    CFO

    47A Overseer of millions at work, perhaps

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    51
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    SAW

    34D Old ___

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    114
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    THOR

    44A God with a chariot pulled by goats

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    99
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    EATS

    41A Puts away

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    166
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    EDT

    23A Summer Mass. hrs.

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    NIH

    48A Govt. research grant org.

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    54
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    CASH

    9D Paper alternative to plastic

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    SOLE

    51D Flounder relative

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    ATBAT

    30D Hitting

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    ITLL

    11D "___ never work"

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    67
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    SELES

    29D Palindromic tennis champ of the 1990s

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    BANS

    19A Some last a lifetime

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    42
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    TRIMS

    27D Ornaments

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    NEWAT

    40A Inexperienced with

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    LUST

    22A Hunger (for)

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    41
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    DJED

    54A Changed one's tune, in brief?

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    CELT

    26A Roman's foe in the Gallic Wars

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    42
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    STROP

    28D Sharpen, as a razor

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    MISHAP

    43D Unfortunate event

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    EEGS

    52D Brain wave readers, for short

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    GNASH

    20A Grind

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    STUDS

    28A Building supports

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    DINS

    54D Rackets

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    ANTEUP

    16A Request before a deal

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    ONELEG

    45D Flamingo's support, often

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    EUROPE

    55A One side of the Ural Mountains

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    XANADU

    8D Site of Coleridge's "stately pleasure-dome"

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    PUMAS

    42A Alternatives to Nikes

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    EMOTICON

    17A Type face?

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    NEONATE

    7D Newborn

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    UNMADE

    2D Needing to be tucked in, say?

    1
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    SPITTAKE

    14D Reaction to an unexpected joke

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    8
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    PLUSSIGN

    62A One of five depicted in this puzzle

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    HOBS

    50A Goblins, old-style

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    6
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    CLEMSON

    38A With 61-Across, two-time N.C.A.A. football champs of the 2010s

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    4
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    AES

    32D Bronze: Lat.

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    CRI

    5D Shout, in Chamonix

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    STALAG

    59A Setting for "The Great Escape"

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    NUNN

    39D Theater director Trevor with three Tonys

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    SADR

    21D ___ City (Baghdad district)

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    USCG

    6D SOS responder, for short

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    TIGERS

    61A See 38-Across

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    ATTENDEE

    60A Present person

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    REDDEN

    46D Blush

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    NUISANCE

    13D Gadfly

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    SALTII

    18A Treaty signed by Carter and Brezhnev

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    ICKIER

    35A More repulsive

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    LABFEE

    37A Chemistry student's expense

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    FES

    58D Morocco's next-largest city after Casablanca

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    QUEBEC

    1D NATO alphabet letter before Romeo

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    4
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    RESTOCK

    33A Do some supermarket work

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    4
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    UNDERSEA

    15A Like Davy Jones's locker

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    RETURNOFTHEJEDI

    12D Whence a memorable emperor's fall

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    CAIRNS

    9A Highlands memorials

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    HATFIELD

    57A Who definitely isn't the real McCoy?

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    ICECHEST

    35D Tailgate party sight

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    NAHUATL

    40D Language from which "peyote" comes

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    2
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    CLAFOUTI debut

    36D French dessert of fruit encased in sweet batter

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    1
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    IDONTLIKETOBRAG debut

    3D Disclaimer hinting at false humility

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    QUINCUNX debut

    1A Pattern of five shapes arranged like this puzzle's central black squares

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