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Sunday · 140 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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    ERA

    115D Baseball's dead-ball ___ (around 1900-20)

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    791
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    ETA

    58D Datum for a chauffeur, for short

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    571
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    ALE

    67D Hoppy request at happy hour

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    570
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    SPA

    111D Day ___

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    475
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    END

    53A Butt

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    447
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    TEE

    87A First of ten?

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    395
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    ORE

    39D Load off one's mine?

    48
    581
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    ARI

    49A NPR host Shapiro

    36
    378
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    OAR

    41D Homonym of 39-Down

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    331
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    ADE

    26A Drink name suffix

    35
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    BRA

    63A Top supporter?

    31
    229
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    NEE

    21D French for "born"

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    407
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    APE

    12D Mimic

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    415
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    ONES

    64D Singles

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    295
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    ARM

    82A Escort's offering

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    264
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    ABBA

    6D Pop group with a dedicated museum in Stockholm

    25
    192
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    OWE

    72A Be short

    23
    208
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    ARES

    108A Son of Zeus

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    271
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    TEEN

    78A LeBron James in his N.B.A. debut, e.g.

    20
    192
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    AIL

    37A Feel bad

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    191
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    NIT

    13D Little beef

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    143
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    KEN

    17D Range of knowledge

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    144
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    ACH

    114D "Darn!," in Dortmund

    18
    126
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    OTOH

    96A Conversely, in brief

    18
    60
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    SEED

    80A Avocado pit, for one

    17
    141
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    ORO

    86D Decoration at el Palacio Real de Madrid

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    231
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    AMA

    59A Surgeons' professional org.

    15
    262
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    WAR

    7D "___ is mainly a catalog of blunders": Churchill

    15
    149
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    NOTE

    62A Make mention of

    15
    132
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    ICU

    107D Post-O.R. destination, often

    15
    128
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    ASKS

    108D Doesn't just assume

    14
    141
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    SORE

    83D Mad (at)

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    157
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    BED

    105A See 106-Across

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    113
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    AYES

    50A Words said in passing?

    12
    99
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    DENS

    102D Retreats

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    125
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    RUN

    97A Worry for a Great Depression bank

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    107
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    SOW

    30A Miss piggy?

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    88
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    MOET

    38A Champagne name

    11
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    UNE

    4D French article

    10
    145
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    DEAN

    19D School administrator

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    121
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    ARGO

    60A 2012 Best Picture winner

    9
    148
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    IMAM

    52D Mosque leader

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    111
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    REEK

    77D Stink

    9
    67
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    SIM

    32D ___ card

    9
    58
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    RUT

    93D Pattern that's hard to break

    8
    101
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    TAROT

    121A Deck originally known as "carte da trionfi" ("cards of triumph")

    7
    95
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    OLAY

    56D Product once advertised with the line "The splendor of your skin"

    7
    65
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    ERAT

    45D Part of Q.E.D.

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    170
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    OLSEN

    64A Susan who portrayed the youngest child on "The Brady Bunch"

    6
    76
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    LOCAL

    1D Kind of news often aired at 6 and 11 p.m.

    6
    63
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    ALTER

    60D Take in, maybe

    5
    86
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    PAY

    47A Union concern

    5
    71
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    CROW

    16D Tribe of southern Montana

    5
    58
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    AWARD

    6A Tony, e.g.

    5
    57
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    TEMPO

    100D Lento or allegro

    5
    47
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    TINGE

    42D Trace of color

    5
    42
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    IMAY

    36D Noncommittal response to "You coming?"

    5
    29
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    NARNIA

    48A Setting for C. S. Lewis's "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe"

    5
    25
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    GAIA

    27A Earth goddess

    5
    22
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    ROC

    109A Bird of legend

    4
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    SCENT

    104D Track

    4
    66
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    RODIN

    9D "The Burghers of Calais" sculptor

    4
    37
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    ARR

    90A Abbr. on a flight board

    3
    133
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    ELEC

    76D Wind farm output: Abbr.

    3
    80
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    SCREEN

    118A Word after green or smoke

    3
    30
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    POOF

    85A [And like magic ... it's gone!]

    3
    27
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    LINEAR

    28A Going from point A to point B

    3
    25
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    OREOPIE debut

    116A Black-and-white dessert

    3
    4
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    PERIL

    70D Climate change, e.g.

    2
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    STEELE

    61A Anastasia ___, protagonist of "Fifty Shades of Grey"

    2
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    NADER

    46D Ralph who founded the American Museum of Tort Law

    2
    51
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    COL

    110D The Rockies, on scoreboards

    2
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    ARISEN

    106A Out of 105-Across

    2
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    DRU

    84D ___ Hill ('90s R&B group)

    2
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    GINA

    33A Actress Gershon

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    34
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    STAVE

    69D Wine barrel strip

    2
    31
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    EDIFY

    68D Enlighten

    2
    29
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    GADS

    44D Gallivants (about)

    2
    29
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    BUD

    79A Anheuser-Busch InBev's stock ticker symbol

    2
    28
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    JIB

    112D Sail fixed to a bowsprit

    2
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    HADON

    43D Wore

    2
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    EDITORS

    101A Strike-out specialists?

    2
    17
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    REGRET

    11D Beat oneself up over, say

    2
    17
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    BEGAN

    55D Launched

    2
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    ROLEO

    103D Loggers' competition

    2
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    BURST

    79D Split open

    2
    13
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    DADBODS

    54A Father figures?

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    BARS

    105D Rap lyrics, in slang

    1
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    DOUR

    66D Hardly cheery

    1
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    SPRAY

    69A Deodorant type

    1
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    EPODE

    2D Classical poem form

    1
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    NTWT

    99A Cereal box abbr.

    1
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    GOTHS

    120A Men in black, say

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    LEGUP

    1A Advantage

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    OPINED

    18A Weighed in

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    DEEPER

    74A Like Crater Lake, compared to any other U.S. lake

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    10
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    GLARES

    95D Nasty looks

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    LESSONS

    31A Class acts?

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    LYNDA

    35D Carter who portrayed Wonder Woman

    1
    7
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    UNPACK

    117A Take care of some personal baggage

    1
    7
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    FEEDLOT

    89D Where livestock eat

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    5
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    MOTHERS

    81D May honorees

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    5
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    SIRENSONG

    80D Lorelei's lure

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    5
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    BRADPITT

    63D Actor whose breakout role came as a shirtless cowboy in "Thelma & Louise"

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    4
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    ELMERSGLUE

    94A E-bond?

    1
    4
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    RELIST

    34A Put back on the market, as real estate

    1
    3
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    TERR

    57A Guam or the U.S. Virgin Islands: Abbr.

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    PLAY

    73A Make music

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    BEETLE

    98A Ladybug, e.g.

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    SCISSOR

    14D ___ kicks (ab exercise)

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    TRISECT

    92D Divide into three parts

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    GEMSTONE

    33D Ruby, e.g.

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    9
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    EPICURE

    22A One with a discerning palate

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    8
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    VIEFOR

    88A Compete in pursuit of

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    7
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    BABOON

    20A Cow : herd :: ___ : troop

    0
    6
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    DOWNPAT

    91D Mastered

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    6
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    PERGOLA

    5D Floral archway

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    6
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    ABILITY

    8D Means

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    DIRTYTRICK

    91A D-Con?

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    DISMAYS

    24D Appalls

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    4
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    GETITON

    25A Start brawling

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    4
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    PERFIDY

    51A Deliberate betrayal

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    4
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    RANSACK

    11A Plunder

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    4
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    SUREDID

    83A "Yep, that happened!"

    0
    4
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    CARLSJR

    110A Fast-food chain with Famous Star burgers

    0
    3
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    DOGNAPPER debut

    10D Cruella de Vil, for one

    0
    2
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    GARDENAPARTMENT debut

    65A G-flat?

    0
    2
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    GIVESARIDE

    3D Drives home, say

    0
    2
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    LSDTABS

    119A Things consumed for psychedelic trips

    0
    2
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    MISRULE

    81A Cause for revolution, perhaps

    0
    2
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    POTTYMOUTH

    40A P-trap?

    0
    2
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    PREPPED

    51D Got ready (for)

    0
    2
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    ARTYFARTY debut

    29D Aesthetically pretentious, informally

    0
    1
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    AUTOTUNERS debut

    15D Pitch-correcting devices

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    1
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    COMPASSNEEDLE debut

    113A C-sharp?

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    1
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    COVEREDBRIDGE debut

    23A C-Span?

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    1
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    GERMANARMY debut

    44A G-force?

    0
    1
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    NEWDEALER debut

    62D Supporter of Roosevelt's agenda

    0
    1
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    PUTINORDER debut

    75D Alphabetized, say

    0
    1
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    REMEMBERED debut

    71D Looked back on

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    1