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Sunday · 140 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

    57A Cask contents

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    570
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    ORE

    84A Hopper car contents

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    581
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    OREO

    61D Frozen yogurt mix-in

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    408
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    EPEE

    60D Fencing option

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    343
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    ACRE

    37A It's a lot, for some

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    328
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    ANI

    6D Grammy winner DiFranco

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    238
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    ADE

    9D Beverage suffix

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    277
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    ETON

    90A Henry VI founded it in 1440

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    282
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    OVA

    110D Fraternal twins come from different ones

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    259
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    ORC

    18A Middle-earth creature

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    128
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    NESS

    71A Jonathan Van ___ of "Queer Eye"

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    202
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    ISNT

    56D "Winning ___ everything"

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    162
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    URSA

    87D Major in astronomy?

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    190
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    ADELE

    20A Singer whose second album, in 2011, topped the Billboard chart for a record 24 weeks

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    158
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    YETI

    52D Object of a dubious sighting

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    127
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    ELF

    118A A little help around the holidays?

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    197
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    STAB

    39A Wild guess

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    181
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    TIER

    55A Membership category

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    179
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    SEED

    58A Pip or pit

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    141
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    MBA

    1A C.E.O.'s deg.

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    122
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    BAE

    83A Darling

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    51
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    SALT

    17D Preserve, in a way

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    115
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    EMCEE

    65D Run the show

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    106
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    ASOF

    105D Since

    14
    107
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    COD

    27A Fish-and-chips fish

    14
    97
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    ROAR

    5D Sound heard at the start of every MGM movie

    13
    169
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    EASY

    43A "Gently, now"

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    153
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    AONE

    19A First-class

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    209
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    PAS

    103A Class speakers, for short

    12
    114
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    AVEC

    113A Tours with?

    12
    81
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    UPON

    87A "___ the Roof" (1962 hit for the Drifters)

    11
    129
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    MRT

    70D TV personality often referring to himself in the third person

    11
    98
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    WED

    49D Unionized?

    10
    115
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    LIST

    75A Tilt

    10
    86
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    TOTS

    59D Preschoolers

    10
    65
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    GAL

    108D "Wonder Woman" star Gadot

    9
    124
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    CREE

    16D First Nations people

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    105
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    SAND

    77D Word with dollar or bank

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    86
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    GNAW

    32D Bother, with "at"

    9
    85
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    ATALL

    40D Even a little

    9
    77
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    BRAT

    100D Oktoberfest order, casually

    9
    77
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    PETA

    54D Org. opposed to fur farming

    9
    34
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    TOW

    48A A.A.A. service

    8
    88
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    SOO

    114A Broadway actress Phillipa

    8
    86
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    PENN

    99A Big name in magic

    8
    79
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    ROVE

    101D Wander about

    8
    68
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    LEOS

    36D Czech composer Janáček

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    60
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    CLEF

    89A Staff symbol

    8
    56
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    TERSE

    115A Like one-word commands

    7
    142
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    APEX

    104D ___ predator

    7
    101
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    DENSE

    91D Slow to catch on

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    77
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    OLAY

    28D Neutrogena competitor

    7
    65
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    MOS

    74A Ways of doing things, in brief

    7
    64
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    AVERSE

    111A Not inclined

    7
    62
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    FIRE

    30D Match making?

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    CHO

    47A Comedian Margaret

    7
    49
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    SPEND

    53A Fork over

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    47
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    TITLE

    21D Line on a spine

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    94
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    USDA

    45D Food safety agcy.

    6
    83
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    ENRON

    85A Subject of the 2003 book "Power Failure"

    6
    73
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    HEFT

    78D Weight

    6
    35
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    PRADA

    86A Italian fashion house

    6
    33
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    CRAG

    4A Perch for a mountain goat

    5
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    DUST

    91A "Achoo!" inducer

    5
    41
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    BEIGE

    107A Relative of cream

    5
    31
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    WISER

    49A What you get as you grow older, it's said

    5
    29
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    CCED

    68D Listed below a recipient, maybe

    5
    25
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    LUCY

    35D Titular love object on old TV

    5
    16
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    ILIAD

    34A Paris is found in it

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    PAIN

    63D French bread

    4
    60
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    EPICS

    23D Hesiod's "Theogony" and "Works and Days"

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    SELLS

    116A Hawks

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    DISCS

    13A 45s and LPs

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    IBMS

    102D "Big Blue" machines

    4
    36
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    DENIAL

    50A It ain't just a river in Egypt!

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    NEALE

    24A Writer Zora ___ Hurston

    3
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    BOAS

    83D Amazon wrappers?

    3
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    USPS

    42A Org. with a Click-N-Ship option

    3
    33
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    LIVER

    95A Entree often served with onions

    3
    31
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    CABIN

    8A Airplane seating area

    3
    27
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    ASSISTS

    97A Pitches in

    3
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    TORTA

    46A Trattoria dessert

    3
    10
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    PETSPAS debut

    88D Establishments for shampooing pooches

    3
    4
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    DOIT

    31A "Quit stalling!"

    2
    44
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    VERSE

    96D Writer's block?

    2
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    YESYES

    51A Impatient agreement

    2
    28
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    MOUNT

    66D Organize, as a campaign

    2
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    PURL

    86D Basic knitting stitch

    2
    23
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    CHEAP

    89D Like a low blow

    2
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    MYLAR

    112A Shiny balloon material

    2
    9
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    DASHI

    13D Soup stock in Japanese cuisine

    2
    4
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    NEER

    12D When Romeo says he "saw true beauty" before seeing Juliet

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    100
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    EBERT

    81A Roger who wrote "Life Itself: A Memoir"

    1
    81
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    ISRAEL

    25A Biblical name that means "one who struggles with God"

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    40
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    DECK

    50D Something that's hand-cut?

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    BALES

    41D Bucolic bundles

    1
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    CARES

    76A ___ of the world

    1
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    SKILL

    98D Developed ability

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    SCOTCH

    77A Drink whose name derives from its country of origin

    1
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    TANTRA

    21A Hindu scripture on meditation

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    CANDOR

    8D Honesty

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    9
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    FUGUE

    44A "___ for Tinhorns" ("Guys and Dolls" number)

    1
    6
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    ROGERS

    106A Ginger of old Hollywood

    1
    6
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    STANDTRIAL

    15D Have one's day in court

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    TAPOUT

    62A Give up, in wrestling

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    TERRENCE

    46D Tony-nominated actor Mann

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    3
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    ACTIONPOSE debut

    3D Martial artist's stance

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    ARABIA

    104A World's largest peninsula

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    BEAST

    10D Antichrist figure, in Revelation

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    HARASS

    69D Torment

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    MOHS

    1D Eponymous mineralogist Friedrich

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    SAXE

    117A House of ___-Coburg and Gotha

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    CAMETO

    4D Snapped out of it

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    HATEMAIL

    22A Derby, for one

    0
    13
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    SPRUCE

    94D Zhuzh (up)

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    SNIPER

    26A Last-minute bidder on eBay

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    GALOOTS

    32A Clumsy sorts

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    GELCAPS

    7D Alternatives to tablets

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    STOLENBASE

    72D Diamond theft

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    ASTROLOGER

    67D Ptolemy was one, famously

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    3
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    BATANEYE

    82D React, but just barely

    0
    3
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    ILLUSAGE

    11D Bad treatment

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    3
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    OKFINE

    33D "All right, you win"

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    3
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    PIPERS

    93D Group on "the 11th day of Christmas"

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    3
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    POPUPADS

    109A Browser annoyances … as represented in 59-Across

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    3
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    SCREENIDOL

    73D Film megastar

    0
    3
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    SPREADSHEET

    92A Excel offering … as represented in 29-Across

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    3
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    SURFTHENET

    29A Wander around online

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    3
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    BRANDISHES

    2D Waves aggressively

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    2
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    INREASON

    14D With good sense

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    2
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    LINCOLNPARK

    35A Chicago neighborhood with a namesake zoo

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    MONIKERS

    80D Handles

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    2
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    PINKER

    64A Like medium vis-à-vis well done, say

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    2
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    SHUTTERS

    53D Closes

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    BROKENLINK debut

    100A It may lead to a 404 error page … as represented in 35-Across

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    1
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    CURTAINS debut

    38D Game over, so to speak

    0
    1
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    CUTMEN debut

    79A Medical attendants at boxing matches

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    1
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    EMAILATTACHMENT debut

    65A What a paper clip may indicate online … as represented in 22-Across

    0
    1
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    TEDALLEN debut

    48D Longtime host of Food Network's "Chopped"

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    1
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    THEDEAEASCROLLS debut

    59A Ancient manuscripts discovered in the Qumran Caves

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    1