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Friday · 66 answers · 9 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ODES

    51D They can be Sapphic

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    226
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    ARENA

    18A Joe Louis in Detroit, for one

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    334
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    ATT

    33A Passing stat: Abbr.

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    161
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    DEN

    56D Cubby hole?

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    260
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    OED

    21D Ref. work that took more than 70 years to complete

    22
    141
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    SCAR

    25D ___ for life

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    LIL

    44D Short, for short

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    ACTI

    35D Dramatic beginning

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    129
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    NINE

    22A 16-Across squared

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    155
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    SORT

    32D Excel command

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    116
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    SPED

    53D Catalyzed, with "up"

    13
    154
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    HOST

    1D Hope at the Oscars, e.g.

    11
    85
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    THREE

    16A See 22-Across

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    83
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    TEAM

    3D A's, but not B's or C's

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    98
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    NOLA

    49D City at one end of Lake Pontchartrain, for short

    7
    61
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    REAIR

    47D Syndicate, in a way

    6
    27
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    READE

    54A Apt surname for a librarian

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    37
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    PBJ

    6D Sticky sandwich, for short

    5
    26
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    YULE

    52D Log time

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    53
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    WIRED

    46D Maybe too alert

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    OTO

    36A Ear-related prefix

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    TAMES

    19A Controls

    3
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    EREADER

    38D Travel item for bookworms

    3
    20
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    CUKE

    8D Salad veggie

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    SILAS

    31A Surname of father-and-son N.B.A. coaches Paul and Stephen

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    41
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    NUIT

    23D Ravel's "Gaspard de la ___"

    2
    31
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    TALENTS

    4D Singing and dancing, say

    2
    16
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    ELLER

    57A Aunt in "Oklahoma!"

    1
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    DYERS

    59A Certain textile workers

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    HEARS

    14D Gets word

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    13
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    TRUEST

    45A Like best friends

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    12
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    ITSAPLANE

    48A Superhero misidentification

    1
    6
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    MORALES

    43A Natalie of "Today"

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    6
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    SOOTS

    28D Covers with chimney grime

    1
    6
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    SUNTZU

    25A Who said "The greatest victory is that which requires no battle"

    1
    5
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    NICECATCH

    30D Compliment to an outfielder

    1
    3
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    OCTA

    2D Half of hexadeca-

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    51
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    RITT

    47A Martin who directed "Norma Rae"

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    25
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    ILOVE

    7D Words before "New York" and "Paris," in song titles

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    16
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    STAPH

    10A Kind of infection

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    12
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    AREWEALONE

    12D Question of humanity that has never been answered

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    8
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    SIDEBAR

    28A Short accompanying article

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    8
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    ONESIZE

    5D Descriptor for most scarves, but not gloves

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    6
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    STAPLES

    10D Big box store that sells boxes

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    TIOGA

    34A Border county of New York or Pennsylvania

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    CLOSEINON

    29A Near

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    CLOYS

    50A Sickens with sweetness

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    4
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    RAPPERS

    39D Rick Ross, Roddy Ricch and Rakim

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    4
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    HELMETS

    24A Cowboys' headgear

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    3
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    NUTLETS

    42D Snacks for squirrels

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    3
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    VETOPOWER

    20A Executive check

    0
    3
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    ARTCINE

    41D French film festival fare

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    2
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    CLIENTELE

    58A Patronizing types

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    2
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    CTSCANNER

    40A Provider of inside info?

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    2
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    HARNESSED

    60A Took control of

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    2
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    NOTFORSALE debut

    27D Off the market

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    2
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    SEETHINGS

    9D Hallucinate

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    2
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    STALEJOKE

    17A Routine part of a routine

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    2
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    HOTTOPICS debut

    1A Everyone's talking about them

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    1
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    OCEANBLUE debut

    15A Water color

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    1
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    PENETRATES debut

    13D Gets through

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    1
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    RIFER debut

    37A More widespread

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    1
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    THROMBI debut

    11D Blood clots

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    1
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    TOADIEDUP debut

    55A Kowtowed (to)

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    1
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    ULTIMATELY debut

    26D In the end

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    WAREPIC debut

    46A "Saving Private Ryan" or "Apocalypse Now"

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    1