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Saturday · 70 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    ERA

    3D Historian's specialty, perhaps

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    END

    41A Swan song

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    DNA

    60D Forensic science subject

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    LET

    61D Diminutive suffix

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    EYE

    62D Body part with a 63-Across

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    GEL

    1D It might be hair-raising

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    ASEA

    10D Unmoored, in a way

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    SAG

    9D Concern about an old sofa

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    SETS

    40D Preceders of spikes, in volleyball

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    OUI

    2D Parlement vote

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    ACME

    56D Very top

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    EDIE

    39D 1960s "It Girl" Sedgwick

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    ODIN

    25A For whom the ravens Huginn and Muninn collect intel, in legend

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    HES

    35A "___ the Wizard" (show tune)

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    ATONE

    29D Do makeup?

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    MCS

    34D Roast V.I.P.s

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    AVON

    23D Bath water?

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    AYES

    51A Parliament votes

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    HENS

    53D ___ teeth (rarity)

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    NIH

    20D Research org. in Bethesda

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    NEIN

    6D Bundestag vote

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    ACHES

    21A Pines

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    KIWI

    55D New Zealand demonym

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    ROBE

    24D Cover-up in court

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    ATHENA

    13D Mythical figure associated with snakes

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    GEENA

    50D Davis of Hollywood

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    AVOCADO

    28A California roll ingredient

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    MAY

    58D When the National Day of Prayer is celebrated

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    ASTUTE

    16A Sharp

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    RETINA

    63A 62-Down part

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    SASHAY

    9A Proceed down the runway, perhaps

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    NIP

    46D Chill

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    PLATTE

    45D Tributary of the Missouri

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    WRATH

    52A High dudgeon

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    RIGG

    49A Late actress Diana of "Game of Thrones"

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    TENDON

    19A Achilles, for example

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    KENT

    27A Lane hugger?

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    WARS

    22A "All ___ are civil ___, because all men are brothers" (quote attributed to François Fénelon)

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    WARM

    22D Getting close, perhaps

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    ALIENATE

    66A Turn off

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    YEASTY

    14D Like some bread and beer

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    GEISHA

    18A Literally, "art-doer"

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    NOHELP

    26D Totally useless

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    DANDER

    30D Something to sneeze at?

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    PALO

    48A Stick: Sp.

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    ANTHEM

    57A "Kimigayo," in Japan

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    DRESSY

    65A Formal

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    LEVIS

    32D Brand with a classic "501 Blues" ad campaign

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    ERICIDLE

    59A Comic actor who played Sir Robin and Harry the Haggler

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    MARNER

    44D Eliot hero

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    EUROPEAN

    15A Polish, say

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    UMPTEEN

    43A Countless

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    GOESINTO

    1A Discusses

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    UPWARD

    43D Rising

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    ROBOTARM debut

    33A Assembly line feature

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    IPSE

    5D ___ dixit

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    PEEKAT

    54A See for a bit

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    CUNY

    38D Big Apple sch. system

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    DOGGEREL

    37D Crude verse

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    HUSHED

    12D Quieted down

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    TANDOORI

    7D Adjective on an Indian menu

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    GPSUNIT debut

    47A Attachment to a car's dashboard

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    HOLYDAY

    31A Religious observance

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    MNEMONICDEVICES

    36A "My Violent Evil Monster Just Scared Us Nuts" and others

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    NEWMONEY

    64A Fresh bread?

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    ONGOD debut

    8D "I swear!"

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    LIAISING debut

    17A Working as a go-between

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    SOITSCOMETOTHIS debut

    4D "I see you've left me no choice"

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    SOLITUDE debut

    42A Me time, say

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    STICKYSITUATION debut

    11D Predicament

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