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Sunday · 140 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    ATE

    66D Made a fast stop?

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    ASS

    82D Wild donkey

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    ORE

    33D Bauxite or galena

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    581
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    ANTE

    79D Pot grower?

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    461
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    ERE

    55D 'Fore

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    602
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    ETSY

    93A Online handicrafts marketplace

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    116
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    ART

    75D "Coming face to face with yourself," per Jackson Pollock

    40
    384
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    ETNA

    99D Virgil described its "cloud of pitch-black whirling smoke"

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    334
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    IRS

    97A Agcy. impersonated in some scam calls

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    246
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    ELM

    106D Boston's Liberty Tree, for one

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    240
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    TIL

    37D 'Fore

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    ATARI

    40A Company that created Pong

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    224
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    EELS

    111A They may be long and shocking

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    UTE

    95A Tribe native to the Great Basin

    27
    263
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    HER

    11D "___ Loss" (2022 #1 album by Drake and 21 Savage)

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    237
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    AMP

    78D What goes "up to 11," in "This Is Spinal Tap"

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    193
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    ARENA

    24A Competitive setting in Fortnite

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    334
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    ITS

    26A Often-mispunctuated word

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    257
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    ALIT

    53D Landed

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    EDAM

    28D Wax-coated cheese

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    216
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    DOE

    64A Buck chaser?

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    192
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    SARA

    94A Bareilles who sang "Love Song"

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    181
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    MEN

    77D Minority in New Zealand's parliament

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    145
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    MAE

    74A Whitman of "Parenthood"

    18
    181
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    BRO

    62D "Du-u-u-ude!"

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    147
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    TOO

    105D Excessively

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    189
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    ERG

    72A Tiny bit of work

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    175
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    EOS

    28A Aurora, to the Greeks

    17
    173
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    MESS

    77A Aftermath of a toddler's meal

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    145
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    UFO

    2D It might turn out to be a drone

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    131
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    COT

    32D Where you might go down in the ranks?

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    128
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    AMA

    46D Reddit Q&A

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    262
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    AGAR

    5D Lab culture medium

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    172
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    AHAB

    46A Literary character who cries "I am madness maddened!"

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    RAD

    52A "Cool!"

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    134
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    RANT

    68A Go on and on

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    133
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    LEIA

    43A Movie character who said "I love you" to 110-Across

    14
    116
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    PBS

    45A Network supported by "Viewers Like You"

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    84
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    PSA

    38D MADD ad, e.g.

    13
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    ACELA

    78A Train that stops in New Haven and New York

    13
    58
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    SAM

    104D ___ Bankman-Fried, fallen crypto mogul

    12
    155
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    NEATO

    69A "Cool!"

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    127
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    PAD

    70A Crib

    12
    103
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    ROAD

    9D Share the ___ (sign)

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    95
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    FEN

    50A Bog

    12
    79
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    DENT

    71A Bad impression?

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    112
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    SOY

    107D Kind of sauce for dim sum

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    107
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    LOAF

    43D Do nothing

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    60
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    COLA

    32A Pop option

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    116
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    INNER

    101A Private

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    IMPS

    97D Little mischief-makers

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    87
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    SAKE

    23D Sushi bar drink

    9
    76
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    EMOTE

    55A Act theatrically

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    URNS

    63D Large coffee vessels

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    108
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    TAME

    15A G-rated, say

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    88
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    TCM

    103D Channel that airs old MGM and RKO films

    8
    38
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    BEDS

    34D Things usually made in the morning

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    73
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    MONO

    74D "The kissing disease"

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    69
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    EUROS

    44D Paris bar tender?

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    50
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    SELA

    58D Actress Ward

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    101
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    DYED

    51D Turned red, say

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    85
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    WRY

    61A Ironically funny

    6
    57
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    SOBER

    94D On the wagon

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    44
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    EVENSO

    92A "Yeah, but still ..."

    6
    38
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    SOT

    3D Barfly

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    TODD

    56A "Meet the Press" host Chuck

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    LIB

    39D Lefty

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    50
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    DUST

    100D Sign of neglect

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    41
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    SERENA

    6D Star close to Venus?

    5
    41
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    ARETHA

    90D Franklin who sang "R-E-S-P-E-C-T"

    5
    40
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    SATS

    14D Exams with a 400-1600 range

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    39
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    MOREL

    42A Spongy mushroom

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    36
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    ARTIE

    8D Bandleader Shaw

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    ERASER

    18D Need for a tough crossword, perhaps

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    STIES

    59D Many teens' rooms, to parents

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    52
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    RECAP

    68D "Previously on ..." segment

    3
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    PROP

    4D Blue diamond in "Titanic," e.g.

    3
    52
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    BESET

    49D Under siege

    3
    46
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    BRET

    60D Pulitzer-winning columnist Stephens

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    DUELS

    108A "The Three Musketeers" action scenes

    3
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    MISERS

    80D Skinflints

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    CUKE

    98D Veggie that's often pickled

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    ERTE

    73A Famed Deco designer

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    TREND

    36D What's in

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    SERGE

    96A Suit fabric

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    AVENUE

    86D Many a Monopoly property

    2
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    SUGAR

    21A Quintessential ingredient to borrow from a neighbor

    2
    43
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    LAWS

    89D They can be passed but not failed

    2
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    BIG

    1D Tom Hanks movie featuring a giant piano

    2
    40
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    RAPID

    52D Like an allegro tempo

    2
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    TWINE

    56D Packaging string

    2
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    MAYAN

    84A Yucatán native

    2
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    SAVEAS

    21D Command for creating a revised draft

    2
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    KERNEL

    87D Ear piece?

    2
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    CSU

    10D Fort Collins sch.

    2
    6
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    MARIAN

    91D Robin Hood's love

    2
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    DOUR

    51A Ill-humored

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    AGENTS

    16D Interfacers with publishers

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    NUKE

    31A Powerful weapon, for short

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    TUREEN

    15D Soup-serving dish

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    STEPUP

    7D Take responsibility

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    BESIDE

    85D Along

    1
    10
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    DECADES

    54D Subjects of VH1's "I Love the ..." series

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    SLAMMER

    112A Clink

    1
    9
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    RENTACOP

    13D Mall security guard, pejoratively

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    OUTOFORDER

    29D Like words this clue the in?

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    ROSETEA

    20A Floral brew

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    COWERED

    98A Crouched in terror

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    GETSANA

    81D Does well on a test, say

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    ARCHERS

    8A They take bows

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    BEETLE

    34A Firefly, e.g.

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    HANSOLO

    110A Movie character who replied "I know" to 43-Across

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    ENGELS

    88D Marx's co-author for "The Communist Manifesto"

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    18
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    MANTLE

    17D Layer between the crust and the core

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    17
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    GUY

    83D Fellow

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    ETAILER

    12D Cyber Monday merchant

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    10
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    VENTS

    27A Lets it all out, say

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    ANATOMY

    113A Gray matter?

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    IDCARD

    65A Something checked at a T.S.A. checkpoint

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    ETHEREAL

    76D Otherworldly

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    PANCAKE

    109A Flatten

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    SCAREDYCAT

    30D Easily frightened sort

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    ASTEROIDS

    41A They can make a huge impact

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    IFORGET

    19A "It's not coming to me"

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    SOLITAIRE

    67A One vs. 52?

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    DUCTTAPE

    35A Aid in some makeshift repairs

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    AIRDROP

    41D Apple wireless file transfer

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    4
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    LAMPPOST

    89A Landmark at the entrance to Narnia

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    4
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    YARDSALES

    57A Attractions for antique hunters

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    ATLONGLAST

    48D Finally

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    BRAWLS

    60A Donnybrooks

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    HOWDAREYOU

    47D "The nerve!"

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    MORTGAGES

    80A They often don't mature until they turn 30

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    PREPAID

    25A Like many phone cards

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    BAKEINTHESUN debut

    85A Lie out on a scorching day

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    BEFOREPICTURE debut

    62A Part of many a weight-loss ad

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    1
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    BUSPASS debut

    1A Commuter's ticket

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    1
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    GOTOARESTAURANT debut

    22A Dine out

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    1
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    MEATSUBSTITUTES debut

    102A Vegetarian options … or what the shaded letters in this puzzle are, phonetically

    0
    1
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    PORECLEANSER debut

    38A Blackhead remover

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    1