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Thursday · 78 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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    END

    45D Abolish

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    ERIE

    30D Northernmost county of Pennsylvania

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    ANT

    42D Leaf-cutter, e.g.

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    EON

    19A ___ Productions (company behind the James Bond films)

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    ASIA

    42A Home for the Himalayas

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    DNA

    27D What makes you unique

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    ACAI

    33D Source of a purple purée

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    AXE

    60D Eliminate

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    EYE

    62A With 63-Across, test for pupils

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    ION

    9D Particle with a superscript

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    ASEA

    20A Deployed, as a naval officer

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    CEL

    59D Animation frame

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    GRE

    36A Test for coll. seniors

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    NAP

    41A Common Thanksgiving activity

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    OMIT

    46D Leave out

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    ROW

    16A Spreadsheet part

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    PRO

    11A Positive consideration

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    WAR

    65A It may be revolutionary

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    HAN

    24D Chinese dynasty from 206 B.C. to A.D. 220

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    HID

    58A Squirreled away

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    AROSE

    2D Became apparent

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    BED

    22D Resting place

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    ISTO

    38D Analogy words

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    LOU

    61D "Rugrats" grandpa

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    ROOF

    12D Feature of Arthur Ashe Stadium since 2016

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    ICON

    37A Word after gay or fashion

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    ASIF

    7A "In what universe?!"

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    WHOA

    15A "Holy cannoli!"

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    ONTOE

    48A With the heels elevated

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    RENEE

    3D ___ Montgomery, retired W.N.B.A. star

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    SAIL

    55A Go yachting

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    FAD

    10D Flavor of the month

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    AIMS

    56D Goes (for)

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    SHIA

    40A One observing the holiday of Arba'een

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    LENS

    66A Monocle, basically

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    SEAN

    31D With 6-Down, former White House press secretary portrayed by Melissa McCarthy on "S.N.L."

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    ICIER

    51D Less sympathetic

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    OWNS

    13D Has

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    ITEMS

    38A Thingamajigs

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    CHAD

    53A Landlocked African country

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    BATON

    32A Give it a twirl!

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    MACE

    57A Medieval club

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    OAFS

    26D Keystone Kops, e.g.

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    AWLS

    7D Handled sharp objects?

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    BFFS

    22A Soul mates, for short

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    SADD

    18D Youth health and safety org.

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    CHEW

    53D Mull (over)

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    EXAM

    63A See 62-Across

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    TENDS

    52D Is prone

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    YODEL

    25A Emulate the Lonely Goatherd

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    CASK

    21A Rum drum

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    BINS

    32D Donation receptacles

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    RAFA

    35A Tennis's Nadal, familiarly

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    CREAM

    29D Band with the first platinum-selling double album

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    HIYA

    54D "Greetings!"

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    AIG

    43D 2008 bailout recipient

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    HASTE

    50D Celerity

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    ROUTED

    64A Beat overwhelmingly

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    MEGAHIT debut

    49A Smash success

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    ATTEN

    43A When some local news comes on

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    QUI

    5D Who is this in France

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    BFLAT

    1D What most clarinets are tuned to

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    SUPERS

    67A Apartment building V.I.P.s

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    FREEUP

    14A Make available

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    SPICER

    6D See 31-Down

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    BARBQS

    1A Parties with smokers

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    BEGATHON debut

    4D Shameless fund-raising drive, informally

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    CAPITALSSIN debut

    59A Sloth, e.g.?

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    HARDCCANDIES debut

    28A Crunch bar and Cadbury Creme Egg, e.g.?

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    LONGIISLAND debut

    17A Wight, e.g.?

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    PREFLIGHT debut

    11D When pilots go through their checklists

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    SHAKYCAM debut

    8D Deliberately amateurish filming technique

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    SILENTMMOVIE debut

    44A 1995's "Johnny Mnemonic," e.g.?

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    STEAMSUP debut

    40D Gets foggy

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    TEETHED debut

    23A Experienced certain growing pains

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    TIMESPAN debut

    39D Window, of a sort

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    TOPLOADER debut

    34D Washing machine that opens upward

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    VELARS debut

    47D Both consonants in "geek," phonetically

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