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Sunday · 140 answers · 10 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

    9D Long period

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    791
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    ONE

    72D Half and half?

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    613
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    ELI

    48A Ex-Giants QB Manning

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    599
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    ALOE

    83A Sunburn soother

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    497
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    SEE

    8D Bishop's jurisdiction

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    430
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    PSST

    10A "Wanna hear a secret?" preceder

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    250
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    SSN

    12D I.R.S. ID

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    242
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    ADO

    55D Fuss

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    477
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    ETNA

    43D Active Sicilian volcano

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    334
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    NEE

    114D Formerly called

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    ARM

    92A One of all fours?

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    ANNE

    56A Brontë who wrote "Agnes Grey"

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    ICEE

    68D Cause of some brain freeze

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    91
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    ERASE

    37A What most pens can't do

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    295
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    INCA

    16D Andean empire member

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    212
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    ILL

    113D Laid up

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    EVA

    115D Perón of politics

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    NOD

    54A Signal approval

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    IPO

    28D Market launch, for short

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    CCS

    63D Keeps in the loop, in a way

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    98
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    TEST

    67D Lab work

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    INA

    29A ___ pickle

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    178
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    LOL

    109A "Ha-ha!"

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    AWOL

    55A Inexplicably missing, say

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    167
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    TSKS

    17D Some clicks of the tongue

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    63
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    IAGO

    34D Shakespeare villain with more lines than the title character

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    173
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    EKES

    73A Scrapes (out)

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    119
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    AUTO

    117A Manual alternative

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    AWED

    44D Filled with wonder

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    TENS

    22A Abacus column

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    ADEPT

    60A Highly skilled

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    88
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    YER

    99D "___ So Bad" (Tom Petty song)

    12
    80
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    IKE

    66D Prez with a rhyming campaign slogan

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    181
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    INK

    7D Press

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    SALSA

    96A A dance and a dip

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    ELOPE

    39D Skip the big ceremony, say

    10
    131
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    SOY

    36A ___ lecithin (chocolate additive)

    10
    107
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    ZEN

    89A Unflappable state of mind

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    ERECT

    105D Upright

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    CASH

    63A Unimaginative birthday gift

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    ABIT

    14A Not much

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    100
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    UTILE

    23A Helpful

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    67
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    LEVEE

    119A Bank investment?

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    63
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    LEASE

    123A It may need to be broken to move

    8
    84
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    OSAKA

    6D First Asian tennis player to be ranked #1 in singles

    8
    82
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    STEAK

    90D Big cut of tuna

    8
    60
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    HOG

    85A Monopolize

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    54
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    OPRAH

    18A The "O" of OWN

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    92
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    CHUM

    108D Buddy

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    46
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    NEWTS

    32D Amphibians that may have toxic skin

    7
    38
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    ALEE

    76D On the safe side

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    275
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    HALE

    87D Physically fit

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    98
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    LASH

    21A Bind with rope

    6
    80
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    TRITE

    33D Clichéd

    6
    73
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    EELY

    78D Elusive, in a way

    6
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    SWAG

    107D It might come in a branded tote bag

    6
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    SCARE

    64D Give a start

    6
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    SWEAT

    41A Worry about, informally

    6
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    ANKA

    60D He wrote lyrics to "My Way" for Sinatra

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    ASNER

    20A Portrayer of Captain Davies in "Roots"

    5
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    LEON

    118A Soul singer Bridges

    5
    101
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    BOAT

    51D Metaphor for a shared experience

    5
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    LEWD

    122A Apt rhyme for "crude" and "rude"

    5
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    WINE

    42D "Bottled poetry," according to Robert Louis Stevenson

    5
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    AWLS

    97D Some shop tools

    5
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    ESQ

    59D Legal title: Abbr.

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    ADASTRA

    94A 2019 film whose title means "to the stars"

    5
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    OYL

    98A Cartoondom's Olive ___

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    STPAT

    106D The Apostle of Ireland, familiarly

    4
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    WIG

    45A Flip (out)

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    EBOOK

    35D Kindle download

    4
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    YEE

    112D "___-haw!"

    4
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    MWAH

    53D Exaggerated kiss sound

    4
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    AWMAN

    82D "Oh, come on!"

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    PERSE

    81D In itself: Lat.

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    SHAD

    41D Bony fish with prized eggs

    3
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    ELBOW

    101D Flying ___ drop (pro wrestling move)

    3
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    POISE

    5A Trait for a ballerina

    3
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    ATHOME

    14D In

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    PACER

    81A Indiana athlete

    3
    34
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    CRIME

    3D Concern for Superman

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    WINS

    25D Comes out ahead

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    SAYAH

    11D Doctor's order

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    VIES

    80A Goes head-to-head

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    NECCO

    104D Classic brand of wafers

    3
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    OPTIN

    2D Choose to participate

    3
    19
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    SACHA

    90A Baron Cohen of film

    3
    19
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    BICEP

    116A Curl target, informally

    3
    18
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    ILIUM

    103D Hip bone

    3
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    KILTS

    40D They're found around Scots

    3
    13
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    OHISEE

    98D "Now it makes sense!"

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    10
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    DOULA

    1D Childbirth assistant

    3
    8
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    GADS

    75D Gallivants

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    DOORS

    46A Rock band that you might think would always be an opening act, with "the"?

    2
    22
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    VOCAB

    80D Words to learn, briefly

    2
    20
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    YUCCA

    120A Spanish dagger or Adam's needle is a variety of it

    2
    15
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    SNORES

    64A Is stertorous

    2
    13
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    WEAK

    58A Not very convincing

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    IVIED

    70D Covered in vines

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    KALEL

    4D Superman's birth name

    1
    17
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    DOCK

    1A Unloading point

    1
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    CLODS

    26D Dolts

    1
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    PIZZA

    69D It comes in California and New York styles

    1
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    TASES

    102D Shocks, in a way

    1
    13
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    ASTOUND

    91D Fill with wonder

    1
    6
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    SCHWAS

    107A Beginning and end of "America"

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    FLORAS

    30A Counterparts of faunas

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    LULLABY

    88D Rock song?

    1
    3
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    GMEN

    121A New York football team, informally

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    MOAB

    77D Ancient kingdom in modern-day Jordan

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    MOTT

    124A Lucretia ___, abolitionist and women's rights advocate

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    ZINE

    84A Specialist publication, for short

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    LOUSE

    57A Target of permethrin cream

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    USEBY

    93A Container words

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    HGTV

    62D Channel with a lot of house renovation shows

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    DEADHEAT

    61A Rare race outcome

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    6
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    KLEES

    50D "Ad Parnassum" and "Fish Magic," for two

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    6
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    PIVOTS

    69A Changes topics in a debate, perhaps

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    BODEREK

    38A Jane portrayer in 1981's "Tarzan, the Ape Man"

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    5
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    HERESTO

    19D Slice of toast?

    0
    5
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    AIRALERT

    110A Noise heard during the London Blitz

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    4
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    HARDSELL

    85D Aggressive pitch

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    IVANV

    79A Czar who co-ruled with Peter I

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    4
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    LIMERICK

    27A Eponymous Irish city

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    PATCHY

    5D Like many a teenage boy's facial hair

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    4
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    VANNAWHITE

    71D Celebrity who holds the Guinness world record for "Most Frequent Clapper"

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    NCAAGAME

    74A The Rose Bowl, e.g.

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    ONAHUNCH

    47D Without concrete evidence

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    BEERBREWER

    15D One creating draft after draft?

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    2
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    SEWSON

    95D Attaches, as a button

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    2
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    ANELEPHANTINTHEWOMB debut

    31A Cause for celebration at a pachyderm sanctuary?

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    1
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    GETWITCHQUICK debut

    65A Puritan's goal in 17th-century Salem?

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    1
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    HITWOKBOTTOM debut

    49A Finish scooping out a big stir-fry?

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    1
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    OUTWEIGH debut

    52D Be more important than

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    1
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    PLANTED debut

    10D Like some evidence and bulbs

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    1
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    TAKEAWAYNECHECK debut

    24A Accept payment from Batman?

    0
    1
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    THEFWORD debut

    13D Live broadcast no-no

    0
    1
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    THEWHEELDEAL debut

    86A Something a Parmesan vendor might offer?

    0
    1
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    WEEDBETWEENTHELINES debut

    100A What a stoner actor smoked during rehearsal?

    0
    1
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    WHISKEYBUSINESS debut

    111A Domain for Jameson and Maker's Mark?

    0
    1