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Friday · 70 answers · 8 debuts

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

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    ALE

    39A It might be sold by the yard

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    OSLO

    23D City formerly known as Christiania

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    RNA

    2D Coded material

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    RYE

    26A Ingredient in some flour

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    DOS

    30D Parties

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    INERT

    24A Unmoving

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    AYE

    6D "___, by that kiss, I vow an endless bliss": Keats

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    ACLU

    46D Grp. defending trans rights

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    MCS

    54D Roast figures

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    PSA

    55D Pro bono promo

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    STET

    35D Editorial overruling

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    SEND

    48D Button often indicated by a forward arrow

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    READ

    29A Quick impression, as of a person

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    PIT

    49A Mine

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    PASS

    59A Mountain path

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    POLO

    1D Game played on yaks in Mongolia and Pakistan

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    IOTAS

    3D Scintillas

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    EPCOT

    22A Theme park originally conceived as a planned community

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    SEAM

    43A Clothes line

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    TEMP

    37D 100 is a high one, informally

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    MEDIA

    44D Oil and film, for two

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    ANKA

    16A Singer/songwriter Paul

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    STEPS

    15D Dance components

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    VETS

    50D Participants in a November parade, informally

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    44
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    MTA

    60A Letters seen all around New York City

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    SEGO

    15A State flower of Utah

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    SSA

    52D Govt. org. since 1946

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    DESERT

    38A Roughly one-third of the earth's surface

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    RETINA

    41D Target of a biometric scanner

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    VCRS

    50A Betamaxes, e.g.

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    IRANI

    28D Many a Zoroastrian

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    GMAN

    7D Mulder on "The X-Files," e.g., informally

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    MALES

    47A Drones, e.g.

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    ANSWER

    9D What a key provides

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    WIE

    42A Michelle ___ West of the L.P.G.A.

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    SEEMLY

    10D Fitting

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    IMPEL

    45A Push

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    ARMADA

    58A Galleon's company

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    TOI

    18A "Je suis à ___" ("I'm all yours")

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    AGHAST

    6A Horror-struck

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    ASIDES

    51A Some stage whispers

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    TAPED

    25D Like many gift packages and old messages

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    PRIOR

    1A Like some knowledge and commitments

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    OSMOND

    19A Big name in family music

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    SELLER

    31A One who's got the goods?

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    HONED

    8D Sharp now

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    SNEERED

    40A Displayed dislike, in a way

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    PLASTIC

    27A Credit cards

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    TIMELOOP debut

    53A Narrative device used in "Groundhog Day"

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    OTTERS

    19D Parliament : owls :: raft : ___

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    ASET

    46A Play ___ (sit in with the band)

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    ASMARA

    39D Capital of Eritrea

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    NEWME

    17A Reinvented self

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    PRORATE

    36A Divide appropriately

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    DREIDEL

    20D Top present during the holiday season?

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    DELS

    21A Political convention attendees: Abbr.

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    RESINS

    56A Frankincense and myrrh, but not gold

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    TYRESE

    11D Actor Gibson of the "Fast & Furious" franchise

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    NEWSROOM

    33D Anchor's place

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    OPENMIC

    4D Opportunity for an amateur, maybe

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    ROCKON

    5D Apt cry of encouragement for a geologist?

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    KEEPITUP

    32D Apt cry of encouragement for a pilot?

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    4
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    LLANERO

    13D Spanish American cowboy

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    DRIESOUT debut

    34D Dehydrates

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    KOIPONDS debut

    32A Features of some Japanese gardens

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    MAGICALREALISM debut

    12D Genre for Gabriel García Márquez and Haruki Murakami

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    MONOPOLYMONEY debut

    12A Playbills?

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    PALATECLEANSER debut

    14A Refresher course?

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    PEOPLEPLEASER debut

    14D Ingratiating sort

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    UNCTUOUS debut

    57A Overly slick

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