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Sunday · 147 answers · 17 debuts

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

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    ODE

    125D Work on something you love?

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    SEE

    3D Picture

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    AXE

    89A Handled thing

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    269
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    OSLO

    68A Capital city founded by King Harald

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    324
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    OMNI

    127A Directional heading?

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    218
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    SKA

    50A Music genre that emphasizes the offbeat

    31
    163
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    ONIT

    90A Handling things

    30
    147
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    NEE

    120A Originally called

    29
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    ALT

    93D Subgenre prefix

    29
    225
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    AVE

    29D "Hail," in old Rome

    28
    246
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    NBA

    41D Jazz group, for short

    26
    198
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    ALOT

    5D Often

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    SLED

    130A Be on the decline?

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    204
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    RBI

    86D Diamond stat

    23
    190
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    SEC

    64D Brut-ish?

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    187
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    SOSO

    46D Nothing special

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    154
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    PESO

    131A Spanish for "weight"

    20
    131
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    REPO

    61D Default consequence, perhaps

    18
    146
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    OTOH

    9A Short hedge?

    18
    60
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    NYE

    67A Occasion for fireworks: Abbr.

    17
    125
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    ASANA

    112D Yoga pose

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    51
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    NEMO

    48A Fish fittingly found in "anemone"

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    156
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    TLC

    33D Special attention, for short

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    146
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    ACDC

    5A Universal, as a motor

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    129
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    SOAR

    42A What prices can do

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    125
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    EDENS

    129A Perfect places

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    113
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    DEM

    7D Many a lib

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    93
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    YAM

    45D Nigerian staple food

    15
    81
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    PEDI

    72A Spa service, in brief

    15
    47
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    HSN

    102D Seller of over a billion Huggable Hangers on TV

    15
    30
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    SERA

    133A Clinic liquids

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    LANE

    19A The right one is usually slower

    14
    142
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    DISC

    84D Part of the spine

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    81
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    SOLD

    71D Persuaded

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    70
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    JAB

    81D Quick boxing move

    12
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    LAV

    87A British throne room?

    12
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    STONE

    55D Marble, e.g.

    11
    110
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    OXO

    82D Tic-tac-toe loser

    11
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    BAIL

    95D Flake, so to speak

    11
    50
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    OAF

    51A Stumbler or bumbler

    10
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    RKO

    44D Distributor of 1933's "King Kong" and "Little Women"

    10
    89
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    ROI

    105D Profitability metric, for short

    9
    121
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    BAD

    92A Curt reprimand to a dog

    9
    109
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    AETNA

    114D Insurance company whose name contains a diphthong

    9
    93
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    IRAQ

    119D Where dinars are spent

    9
    87
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    KEYS

    115D "Ivories"

    9
    77
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    PHIL

    101A Name of two "Groundhog Day" characters

    9
    66
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    CAD

    88A Not a good guy

    7
    101
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    DIAL

    13A Turner on the radio

    7
    86
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    STOLE

    39A Didn't swipe right?

    7
    77
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    BAIT

    103D It's a trap!

    7
    71
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    HEAR

    12D Consider

    7
    61
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    HUH

    123D "Wait … what?"

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    60
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    INDY

    75D Fictional archaeologist with a whip, familiarly

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    60
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    OCHRE

    58D Yellowish pigment

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    59
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    LOOSE

    16D One way to be cut

    7
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    TEARY

    43A Turning on the waterworks

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    40
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    HEY

    36D "Sup"

    6
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    TRITE

    26A Like a stock quote?

    6
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    OUTDO

    20A Eclipse

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    TETON

    57D Wyoming's ___ Range

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    BISTRO

    109A French eatery

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    23
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    ADDLE

    15D Confuse

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    58
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    ROSES

    108D Wine menu section

    5
    57
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    EBONY

    94A Wood used to make chess pieces and pool cues

    5
    51
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    CITES

    6D Gives as a reference

    5
    25
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    MANTRA

    49D Meditation aid

    5
    24
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    TRAGIC

    107A "Life would be ___ if it weren't funny": Stephen Hawking

    5
    20
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    ANTONIO

    100D Eponymous saint of "Alamo City"

    5
    18
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    BOSC

    1A Pear variety

    4
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    KAY

    52A Name that sounds like a letter

    4
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    BREW

    38D Steep

    4
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    SLIER

    18A More crafty

    4
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    DOTH

    63D "The lady ___ protest too much …"

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    SCATS

    39D Improvises in a jazz group

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    ASHTON

    54A Actor Kutcher

    4
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    DOTTY

    124A A little crazy

    4
    12
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    LIONSSHARE

    122A Biggest portion

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    TEM

    76A Pro ___ (for now)

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    ROUE

    27D Debauchee

    3
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    ERNS

    106D Sea eagles

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    SHAQ

    132A Former L.A. center

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    DEANS

    74D Academic figures

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    KNOW

    31D Have down

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    MYTH

    47D "Bulls get angry when they see the color red," for one

    3
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    BMWS

    17D Some German rides

    3
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    SHINS

    18D They're very attached to their calves

    3
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    CENSOR

    78A Bleep out

    3
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    CARLE

    121A Children's author Eric

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    WTF

    25A "___ With Marc Maron" (podcast)

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    4
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    FLOP

    117D Bomb

    2
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    SCHWA

    46A Either end of America?

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    BALER

    17A Farm machine equipped with twine

    2
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    FRODO

    24A Literary friend of Sam, Merry and Pippin

    2
    20
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    ANTMAN

    53D Small role for Paul Rudd

    2
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    KATRINA

    111A Noted name in 2005 news

    2
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    SISTA

    118A "Nature of a ___" (1991 Queen Latifah album)

    2
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    IRAIL

    110D Letter-shaped beam

    2
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    CRAYONS

    99D Supply for kindergarten drawers

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    VENDEE

    34A Buyer

    2
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    TOTALED

    97D Came to

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    BAATH

    1D Political party founded in Syria

    2
    3
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    AREAFIFTYONE debut

    116A Attraction in 69-Across on the Extraterrestrial Highway

    2
    2
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    HOTMAGENTA debut

    22A Bright pink shade

    2
    2
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    SHAKEON debut

    30A Informally agree to

    2
    2
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    GIRD

    23D Prepare (oneself) for a challenge

    1
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    ENCL

    40A Mail insert: Abbr.

    1
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    BRATS

    103A Little rascals

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    TUNAS

    128A Skipjacks and bluefins

    1
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    TEENER

    85A Typical sock hopper

    1
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    DURANTE

    13D Comedian Jimmy with a self-described "schnozzola"

    1
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    TOECAP

    65A Steel boot feature

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    BOLTS

    96A Scarfs (down)

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    MADEA

    21A Title character for Tyler Perry

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    TANGELO

    10D Citrus with a portmanteau name

    1
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    PRIESTS

    101D Some clerical workers

    1
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    CRANIAL

    8D Heady?

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    HIVED

    126A Colonized, as bees might

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    OLEARYS

    9D Owners of an infamous cow

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    MYB

    47A "I goofed," in slang

    1
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    STIRRER

    32A Stick in a cup

    1
    5
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    FOURCORNERS

    104A Attraction in 69-Across overseen by the Navajo Nation

    1
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    TOREOPEN

    79A Unwrapped eagerly

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    BACHS

    109D The two wives and 20 children of Johann Sebastian

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    INRUSH

    35A Sudden arrival

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    ONTARIAN

    11D Person living in London

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    SELFSERVE

    83D Buffet style

    1
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    STUDENTS

    62A School subjects?

    1
    3
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    CRATERLAKE

    4D Attraction in 69-Across that's almost 2,000 feet deep

    1
    2
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    EPCOTCENTER

    73D Attraction in 69-Across designed to be a "city of the future"

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    2
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    NIAGARAFALLS

    28A Attraction in 69-Across that once froze over for 30 hours in 1848

    1
    2
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    OLDFAITHFUL

    2D Attraction in 69-Across that's part of America's first national park

    1
    2
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    WARROOM

    60A General meeting place

    1
    2
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    EGOSURFED debut

    77D Googled oneself, e.g.

    1
    1
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    EVERGLADES debut

    80D Attraction in 69-Across where crocodiles and alligators uniquely coexist

    1
    1
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    HORUSE debut

    56D Word before fly

    1
    1
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    ITOLDYASO debut

    14D "Shoulda listened to me!"

    1
    1
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    JOSHGAD debut

    81A Voicer of Olaf in "Frozen"

    1
    1
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    LADYLIBERTY debut

    37A Attraction in 69-Across that withstands dozens of lightning strikes a year, familiarly

    1
    1
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    NAEW debut

    59D "No," in a certain dialect

    1
    1
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    NSET debut

    70D Division for a tennis match

    1
    1
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    OFFERTORY debut

    20D Collection during a church service

    1
    1
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    OILLEAK debut

    113A Cause of a driveway stain

    1
    1
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    PAET debut

    66D Touch gently

    1
    1
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    SOCA debut

    98A Caribbean music genre

    1
    1
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    THENSORUTHEWAEST debut

    69A Locale of this puzzle's attractions (really, all eight of them!)

    1
    1
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    TOOKTIME debut

    91D Deliberated (on)

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    1