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Saturday · 71 answers · 11 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

    30A Suffix with elector

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    ETA

    53A Symbol for elasticity, in economics

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    TSA

    66A Org. with X-rays

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    SEA

    61D Last word of "America the Beautiful"

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    STAT

    21D On the double

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    UCLA

    6D Sch. with the most applications in the U.S.

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    SEW

    59D Hem, e.g.

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    OTOH

    16A "That said ...," in a text

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    TALE

    62A Fairy ___

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    LAP

    44A Drink, in a way

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    IMS

    1D Pings

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    SLEW

    64A Host

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    TRAM

    56D Part of San Francisco's Muni system

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    SPED

    40D Flew

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    EASY

    57D A snap

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    IBM

    1A Company with the most U.S. patents per year since 1993

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    REEF

    15D Diving spot

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    INSET

    27D Alaska, often

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    SEEM

    55D Feel

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    ARCS

    58A Story lines

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    LON

    20A Longtime college basketball coach Kruger

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    SKIN

    7D Foundation location

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    TABLE

    14D Put on hold

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    POM

    9D Fluffy dog, for short

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    NEEDS

    45A Demands

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    ADAMS

    26D Amy of "Arrival"

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    HALL

    5D Part of a campus map

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    ILOST

    23D "It's game over for me"

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    CROP

    50D Bumper ___

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    PECS

    9A Bench targets, for short

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    MALI

    18A Country whose flag stripe colors are exactly the same as Guinea's except in reverse order

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    TATAR

    48D Siberian native

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    EMMYS

    65A Annual event first held at the Hollywood Athletic Club

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    SHUSH

    4A "Quiet, you!"

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    HENCE

    8D Thusly

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    MACROS

    28D Computer shortcuts

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    STOPTIME

    46A Rhythmic pattern in jazz

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    PLEASERISE debut

    63A Order in the court

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    RONDO

    33D Musical piece with a recurring theme

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    LIBEL

    29A Focus of some celebrity suits

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    WORSE

    36D Not so great

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    SEALY

    21A Tempur-Pedic acquisition of 2012

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    NEUTRAL

    42D N as in Nissan?

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    LIFER

    24D Die-hard fan no matter what, in slang

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    EAVED

    52A Having overhangs, say

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    SPLAYS

    4D Flares

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    UNDERSTOOD

    41A "Capeesh?"

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    EFILING debut

    22A What doesn't require a return envelope?

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    OPERACAPES debut

    60A Luxury wear for showgoers

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    PLUOT

    32D Hybrid fruit also known as an aprium

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    TUPLE debut

    51D Mathematical suffix

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    COLONEL

    11D Mustard, for one

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    DEBACLE

    43D Total meltdown

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    MAUNAKEA

    3D Representation of the first-born child of "earth mother" and "sky father," in Hawaiian culture

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    SHINGLE

    12D Rafter neighbor

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    TAMENESS

    39D State of being broken

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    BEQUEATH

    2D Pass on after passing on

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    RUSTEATEN

    54A Like cars in a junkyard, maybe

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    TAKESAIM

    25A Gets ready to throw

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    UNBALANCE

    19A Tilt

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    UNSEATS

    41D Wins a race against, perhaps

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    ETALIBI

    10D Latin for "and elsewhere"

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    SQUALLLINE

    17A Narrow band of storms

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    SUBJECT

    49A I, for one

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    DNAPROFILE debut

    31A What shows what you're made of?

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    HOMERUNTROTS debut

    37A They cover all the bases

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    MEATPACKER debut

    13A Profession in Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle"

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    OLIVEPIT debut

    38D Tapenade discard

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    PEACES debut

    47D Heads out, slangily

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    THATWASCLOSE debut

    34A "Whew!"

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    THEDJ debut

    35D Jazzy Jeff, per a 1988 3x platinum album title

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