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Sunday · 140 answers · 10 debuts

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

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    ONE

    115D Partner of only

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    612
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    ACE

    66D High part of a deck

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    493
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    IRE

    6D Bile

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    498
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    ERAS

    122A Things sometimes named after presidents

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    SAT

    116D Posed for a portrait

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    UNO

    45D Trece menos doce

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    ALT

    27D Not mainstream, for short

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    225
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    ADD

    87D Stir in

    27
    224
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    RAN

    86A Booked it

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    291
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    ETRE

    18A To be, in France

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    241
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    STE

    19D Abbr. on many streets in Quebec

    20
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    TON

    67D Bon ___ (fashionable world)

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    IPA

    82A Beverage with a "New England" variety

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    80
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    PAN

    107A Bad review

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    125
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    OMIT

    29A Skip or drop

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    218
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    RON

    98A Jazz bassist Carter, who has appeared on more than 2,200 recordings

    16
    169
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    OARS

    69A Gear for gondoliers

    16
    154
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    DEA

    71A Trafficker trackers, for short

    16
    124
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    DEMO

    36D Kind of tape

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    105
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    ELITE

    28A At the top

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    168
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    APR

    112D Fools are often seen at its start: Abbr.

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    170
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    NIA

    10D Actress Long

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    138
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    BIO

    15D Bit of writing on Twitter or Tinder

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    123
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    OPINE

    99D Offer one's two cents

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    95
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    REA

    111D New Deal power agcy.

    12
    201
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    AGENT

    51D Many a Hollywood worker

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    GEM

    58A Peridot, for one

    12
    119
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    SUR

    54D Big ___

    12
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    UNTO

    84D Golden rule preposition

    11
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    CDC

    110D Covid Data Tracker org.

    11
    60
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    BEN

    37D $100 bill, slangily

    10
    122
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    ZEN

    113D Peaceful, informally

    10
    102
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    PIER

    83D Santa Monica ___, southwest terminus of 114-Across

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    97
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    YAK

    73A Animal in the genus Bos

    10
    88
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    METS

    1A "Meet the ___" (baseball fight song)

    10
    79
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    ING

    47A Spanish : -ando or -iendo :: English : ___

    10
    77
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    WENT

    64A Left

    10
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    ICON

    72A Legend

    9
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    ANITA

    104D Singer O'Day

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    ANISE

    56A Pastis flavorer

    8
    110
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    HIP

    32A Cool

    8
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    NEEDY

    100D Deprived

    8
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    ETES

    94A Summers in la cité

    7
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    TAROT

    8D Sun deck?

    7
    95
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    BAIT

    101A A whole can of worms?

    7
    71
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    PITT

    119A The Panthers of the N.C.A.A., familiarly

    7
    58
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    IMON

    9D "That's my cue!"

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    39
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    INT

    61A Bad stat for a QB: Abbr.

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    139
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    SINEW

    42D Muscle-bone connector

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    60
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    PEEVE

    106A Bug

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    48
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    SVEN

    85D Speed skater Kramer with nine Olympic medals

    5
    44
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    HOLA

    32D Word with a wave in Oaxaca

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    ELROY

    13D TV 6-year-old who attends Little Dipper School

    5
    40
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    INTOW

    74A Following along

    5
    38
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    PAOLO

    26A One of the Guccis

    5
    22
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    ETHEL

    2D Actress Barrymore, great-aunt of Drew

    4
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    ROM

    14D Lead-in to "com"

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    NOSIR

    103D Naval "Negative"

    4
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    NANAS

    102A Mamas' mamas

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    43
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    PARK

    34D Grant ___, northeast terminus of 114-Across

    4
    36
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    EATSAT

    97A Bugs

    4
    30
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    MAY

    59D Suffragist and abolitionist Abby ___ Alcott

    3
    62
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    BASTE

    37A Instruction for some Thanksgiving cooking

    3
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    BATHE

    101D You usually do this lying down by yourself

    3
    44
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    CORA

    38A "Downton Abbey" countess

    3
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    TREVI

    3D Famed fountain of Rome

    3
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    ORDEAL

    35A Opposite of a breeze

    3
    35
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    KHAKI

    53D Brownish-yellow hue

    3
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    XRAYS

    77D Self images?

    3
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    MADRE

    30D Sierra ___

    3
    22
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    SEXTS

    105D Bad messages to send to the wrong person

    3
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    IST

    16D Natural conclusion?

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    LTS

    17D Some mil. officers

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    PSHAW

    39D "What malarkey!"

    2
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    HURT

    60A Smart, say

    2
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    PUTT

    107D Tap-in, e.g.

    2
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    IROC

    33D Classic Camaro

    2
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    LLOYD

    95A ___ Austin, Biden's secretary of defense

    2
    29
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    ATONED

    40D Paid penance

    2
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    FARGO

    31D 1990s film with a famous wood chipper scene

    2
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    DETESTS

    121A Dislikes and then some

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    20
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    HOV

    49A Car-pooling inits.

    2
    20
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    KOREAN

    50A Cuisine that includes gochujang paste

    2
    12
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    GILDS

    65D Decorates deceptively

    2
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    SOLOIST

    20A Hardly a team player?

    2
    8
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    SEMITONE

    4D Half step, in music

    2
    6
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    ADLAI

    79D Stevenson of 1950s politics

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    IER

    76D Ending with cash or front

    1
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    VON

    25A German surname part

    1
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    LEV

    96D "My Name Is Asher ___"

    1
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    GOALS

    12D Positive results of some strikes

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    TROPIC

    63D One of two circling the earth

    1
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    NATION

    62D Georgia, e.g.

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    NIACIN

    78A B3, nutritionally

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    SWATH

    70D Mower's trail

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    12
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    ONMEDS

    99A Being treated, in a way

    1
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    STASHES

    57D Puts away

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    11
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    UNPACK

    48A Attempt to grasp, as a complicated situation

    1
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    DONTDOIT

    88A Phrase one might yell at the screen during a horror film

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    5
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    DATATYPE

    89D String or integer, in programming

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    3
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    IRVINE

    41D Site of a U.C. in the O.C.

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    3
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    HRC debut

    55D Monogram in the 2016 presidential election

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    2
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    METRE

    1D One of 50,460 in the Chunnel

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    ACETONE

    108A Component of lacquer thinner

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    20
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    YANNI

    68D One-named New Age musician

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    SISTINE

    5A Pertaining to any of five Italian popes

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    ELMERS

    91D Brand with a bull in its logo

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    CODERED

    92D Critical warning

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    STREAMER

    46A Twitch user, perhaps

    0
    9
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    DEPENDS

    117A Wishy-washy response

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    GERBIL

    12A Small rodent

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    SCHROEDER

    5D Character seen on a keyboard

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    7
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    CARNEY

    120A Art in the Television Hall of Fame

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    OKSHOOT

    52A "Go ahead and ask"

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    6
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    INVERSE

    90A What roots are, to powers

    0
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    LEANERS

    93D Some scores in horseshoes

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    OVERTAKE

    22D Pass

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    5
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    QUOTH

    44D Verb in Poe's "The Raven"

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    5
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    FOLKSY

    31A Down-to-earth

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    4
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    INTRANET

    74D Means of electronic communication with restricted access

    0
    4
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    PUSHED

    83A Gone to press?

    0
    4
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    SERVILE

    7D Obsequious

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    4
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    SMOKES

    20D "Holy ___!"

    0
    4
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    PAINTEDDESERT

    39A Colorful natural attraction along 114-Across

    0
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    CRAZIER

    110A More far out

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    CXL

    109D 140, in old Rome

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    2
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    ENDPOST

    11D Component of a bridge truss

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    2
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    ENTHRALL

    118A Captivate

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    MARMOTS

    23A Large rodents

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    2
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    REVIVER

    24A Corpse ___ No. 2 (morning-after cocktail)

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    2
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    SILENTX

    75A Roux ingredient?

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    2
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    CADILLACRANCH debut

    92A Graffitied artistic attraction along 114-Across

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    1
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    CAPTION debut

    38D Underwriting?

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    1
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    COATTAILS debut

    80D They may be ridden to victory

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    1
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    GATEWAYARCH debut

    65A Tall, curved attraction along 114-Across

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    1
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    INCS debut

    81D Some co. name endings

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    1
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    ROUTESIXTYSIX debut

    114A Theme of this puzzle, which winds its way nearly 2,500 miles through all the shaded squares herein

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    1
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    SCREAMIN debut

    19A ___ Jay Hawkins, rock pioneer who wrote "I Put a Spell on You"

    0
    1
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    SQUALOR debut

    43A An awful state to live in

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    THEMOTHERROAD debut

    21A Nickname for 114-Across coined by John Steinbeck

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