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Sunday · 136 answers · 13 debuts

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

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    EST

    54A Body shop fig.

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    AIR

    39D Word with power or brakes

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    304
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    ESAU

    37A Biblical father of Eliphaz

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    245
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    ECHO

    2D Bounce off the wall

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    312
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    ENO

    67D Obie-winning playwright Will

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    285
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    OPERA

    103D Literally, "works"

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    247
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    NBA

    79D Org. that bestows the Community Assist Award

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    198
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    ATOM

    89D Quark's place

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    266
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    RHO

    65D Letter two before tau

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    191
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    APSE

    109D Church part

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    243
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    ELAN

    49D Verve

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    267
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    STYE

    71D Reason to see an ophthalmologist

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    162
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    IPO

    5D Big news to share in the biz world?

    20
    133
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    PESO

    113D USD : dollar :: MXN : ___

    20
    131
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    CSI

    45D "___: Vegas" (TV reboot of 2021)

    19
    127
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    GPA

    108A Valedictorian's pride, in brief

    18
    128
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    EDS

    42D GQ V.I.P.s

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    230
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    ENG

    81D Liberal arts sch. major

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    160
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    OMANI

    100D Like the Mideast exclave of Madha

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    122
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    PHI

    10D Letter two after tau

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    112
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    ELON

    3D Musk of SpaceX

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    102
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    ONION

    12D Guacamole ingredient

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    131
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    AHAS

    9D Clicking sounds?

    14
    70
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    PAPA

    111A Smurf with a white beard

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    134
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    FOE

    118D Opponent

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    112
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    HONE

    26A Sharpen

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    112
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    HOSE

    24D Water (down)

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    109
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    AYES

    112D Passing through D.C.?

    12
    99
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    THOR

    96A Wielder of the hammer Mjölnir

    12
    99
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    AROMA

    58A What might whet an appetite

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    191
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    ROIL

    31D Agitate

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    88
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    HIS

    117D "___ Way" (Kitty Kelley biography of Sinatra)

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    119
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    DEERE

    75D Caterpillar competitor

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    118
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    ERECT

    18D Put up

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    150
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    ELMS

    91A Massachusetts' College of Our Lady of the ___

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    115
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    FIDO

    56A Buddy of Buddy, maybe

    9
    47
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    PREP

    95A Ready

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    87
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    RADII

    17D Straight sides of sectors

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    DANA

    40A CNN political correspondent Bash

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    74
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    SHY

    55A Owing

    7
    107
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    BONE

    78A Shape of a canine ID tag, often

    7
    67
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    LOOSE

    35D Free

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    58
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    EMINEM

    107A Mentor of 50 Cent

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    36
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    RIRI

    97D "Rude Boy" singer, to fans

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    12
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    EER

    82A "Most miserable hour that ___ time saw": Lady Capulet

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    212
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    ITE

    80A Fossil suffix

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    149
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    ITEMS

    105A Express line count

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    79
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    SYS

    14D ___ admin

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    79
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    PANDA

    29D The National Zoo's Xiao Qi Ji, e.g.

    6
    55
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    LOFT

    8D Unpartitioned apartment

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    46
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    MESSI

    19D Soccer superstar nicknamed "La Pulga" ("The Flea")

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    18
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    ASSN

    114D Part of 79-Down: Abbr.

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    137
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    FDA

    116D Frequent C.D.C. collaborator

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    MON

    28A Calendar column: Abbr.

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    79
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    GUS

    62D Nickname for someone whose full name is a calendar month

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    OUTS

    86D On the ___ (no longer friendly)

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    49
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    KNELT

    102D Used a prayer rug, say

    5
    48
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    ADREP

    109A Mag space seller

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    34
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    ARIES

    76D Thomas Jefferson or John Tyler, by birth

    4
    121
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    AMANA

    16D Big name in microwaves

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    NOME

    48D Seward Peninsula city

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    65
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    AZURE

    63A Relative of cerulean

    3
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    RIOTS

    27A Screams

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    NOTSO

    61D "Wrong!"

    3
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    CAMEL

    115A Dish at a traditional Bedouin wedding

    3
    49
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    HAREM

    15A ___ pants

    3
    45
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    OREIDA

    74A "Potatoes done perfect" sloganeer

    3
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    WOOL

    72D Pea jacket material

    3
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    SCRIM

    84D Certain curtain

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    AMASSES

    123A Stockpiles

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    KPH

    87D Overseas speed meas.

    3
    14
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    HADES

    25A The land down under

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    BRASS

    30A High-ranking figures, collectively

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    LIMOS

    101D Long rides?

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    GOTTI

    73A 2018 crime biopic

    2
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    PAELLA

    95D Dish whose yellow color comes from saffron

    2
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    DERMA

    11D ___ E (skin care brand)

    2
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    DORITO

    57D Triangular piece in a party bowlful

    2
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    ONETOTEN

    66A Scale for some judges

    2
    11
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    SISTA

    122A Early R&B group for Missy Elliott

    2
    8
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    URGEON

    64D Spur

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    UTNE

    46A ___ Reader (quarterly magazine)

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    ADDER

    34D Common viper

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    46
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    BETH

    1D "2 Broke Girls" co-star Behrs

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    36
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    REGIS

    7D Longtime first name in TV talk

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    34
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    RATER

    53D Person with star power?

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    TASKS

    104D Pieces of work

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    25
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    ECLIPSE

    20A Surpass

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    DAHS

    110D There are three of them in a Morse "O"

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    ITISSO

    70D "Indeed"

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    STETSON

    124A Felt on the head?

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    TERPS

    106D Traditional rivals of the N.C.A.A.'s 'Hoos

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    DEFEAT

    44D Best

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    PANICS

    29A Frenzied states

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    PROCESS

    121A Series of steps

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    CARPOOL

    52A Commuting arrangement

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    LIBELED

    69D Defamed, in a way

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    TELEPORT

    88D Go from here to there ... like *that*

    1
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    UPROSE

    46D Revolted

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    PECKS

    99D Divisions of bushels

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    EPIGRAM

    93D Pithy saying

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    4
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    IHADTO

    51D "There was no choice"

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    4
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    LOUPES

    98A Tools used by horologists

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    3
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    BEEFIER debut

    1A Like the Rock vis-à-vis any of the Stones

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    2
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    KNOLL

    119A Small hill

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    HAHAHA

    15D "LOLOL"

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    AMARE

    22A To love, in Italian

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    TORUS

    77A Shape of a doughnut

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    GRENADA

    13D Major exporter of nutmeg

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    LAPDOGS

    8A Small doodles, perhaps

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    7
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    MARCONI

    33D Figure on Italy's 2,000-lira note before euros were introduced

    0
    7
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    PULI

    32D Hungarian herding breed

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    7
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    SWAYZE

    38D Actor who delivered the line "Nobody puts Baby in a corner"

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    7
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    UHAULS

    60D Rentals that might come with dolly carts

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    7
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    YOULOSE

    83A "Checkmate"

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    7
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    GETSORE

    94A Become ticked off

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    5
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    OHHENRY

    21A Candy bar with an exclamation point in its name

    0
    5
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    DORMICE

    41A Bushy-tailed rodents

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    4
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    ESURANCE

    6D Company acquired by Allstate in 2011

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    4
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    REHUNG

    59A Taken down and put up elsewhere

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    4
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    TOOTSIEPOP

    47D Treat for Mr. Owl

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    4
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    FIREBOMB

    4D Incendiary explosive

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    3
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    DARKISH

    120A Poorly lit

    0
    2
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    SWEATSIT debut

    71A Worries about something

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    2
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    WILDCARD

    43A Postseason tournament pick

    0
    2
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    ALTOON debut

    34A Three-time Pro Bowl wide receiver in the New York Jets Ring of Honor

    0
    1
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    BOOKSONTAIPEI debut

    85A Means of learning about Chiang Kai-shek?

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    1
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    CLEANUPS debut

    92A Some post-pollution efforts

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    1
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    DOUBLEDIARIES debut

    50A Journals of a certain stunt performer?

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    1
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    FRESHPAIROFEYES debut

    116A New look provider ... or a homophonic hint to this puzzle's theme

    0
    1
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    ISUSPECT debut

    90D "It's my hunch ..."

    0
    1
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    PANAMAHAITI debut

    32A Like some cross-Caribbean flights?

    0
    1
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    POLKAIDIOTS debut

    99A Inept dancers at Oktoberfest?

    0
    1
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    SHOULDERHAIRINESS debut

    68A Possible reason for refusing to wear a tank top?

    0
    1
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    THOROUGHFAIRIES debut

    23A Meticulous magical beings?

    0
    1
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    TRUTHSERUM debut

    36D People can't lie under it

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    1