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Sunday · 140 answers · 8 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

    89D Fee, in dollars, to run the inaugural N.Y.C. marathon in 1970

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    RIO

    74D Carnival city

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    ANI

    64D "Wheel of Fortune" buy

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    ETAL

    121A List-ending abbr.

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    TAN

    107D Bronzed

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    AMEN

    102A "I feel that!"

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    YET

    44D "Better ___ …"

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    ALAS

    8A Lead-in to bad news

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    INCA

    108D Early pyramid builders

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    RBI

    36D One of four for a grand slam

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    ITO

    118D Judge Lance of the O.J. Simpson trial

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    LIL

    83A Wee, informally

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    ABC

    40A Block letters?

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    ADAM

    95D Leading man?

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    AKA

    10D T'Challa ___ Black Panther

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    CSI

    50D TV franchise since 2000

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    RNS

    68A Pros with IVs

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    126
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    GRE

    46D Test for college srs.

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    INA

    94A Ending with concert

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    PAN

    90D Give a bad review

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    125
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    EDYS

    42A Ice cream brand with brown-and-white striped lids

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    REDS

    77D Cabs, e.g.

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    GAP

    35D Intervening period

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    VIE

    116D Go toe-to-toe

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    TOTAL

    21D All-encompassing

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    REESE

    123A Actress Witherspoon

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    RAW

    82D "Tartare"

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    PITA

    62A ___ chips

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    SINE

    78D Opposite side divided by the hypotenuse

    12
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    BOO

    23D With 55-Across, "Oh, cry me a river!"

    12
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    TUB

    67A Big container

    12
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    AWES

    92A Gobsmacks

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    PAM

    5D Grier of "Foxy Brown"

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    INE

    14D Chemical suffix

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    AUDI

    28A Q5 maker

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    SEWS

    126A Puts in stitches

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    INLAW

    105D Arnold Schwarzenegger, to Chris Pratt

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    PYRE

    73A Part of a Viking funeral

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    DIRE

    43D Dreadful

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    PST

    5A San Diego winter hrs.

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    PLY

    41A Work diligently at

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    NARY

    25D Hardly

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    FARE

    76D Cab charge

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    SUI

    101A Fashion designer Anna

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    ECOL

    42D Green sci.

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    ANDS

    114D "No ifs, ___ or buts"

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    IPASS

    104D "Skip me"

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    STOAT

    58D Short-tailed weasel

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    ENAMOR

    57A Win over

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    BCCS

    1D List that only the sender sees

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    TWAS

    66A Christmas poem opener

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    SUP

    61D "Yo!"

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    SCARE

    65A Close call

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    LOEW

    113D MGM co-founder Marcus

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    DALAI

    60D Start of an Eastern religious title

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    KLEE

    70A Bauhaus artist Paul

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    LEEDS

    9D Top city in England, by the sound of it?

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    MAYA

    18D Early pyramid builders

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    SPRIG

    13D Bit of rosemary

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    HOO

    55A See 23-Down

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    ADREP

    8D One selling space, informally

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    34
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    NILLA

    112A Cookie brand named for its signature ingredient

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    BSIDE

    12A "Bennie and the Jets," vis-à-vis "Candle in the Wind"

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    TOWS

    124A Gives a ride to the body shop

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    BCE

    93A Old dating inits.

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    SEDANS

    11D Accords, e.g.

    5
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    OAS

    37A Western Hemisphere grp. since 1948

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    POOH

    41D Bear who loves honey

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    SSA

    80D Agcy. for retirees

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    SEEDY

    26A Like some dive bars and granola bars

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    NOELS

    106D Christmas carols

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    BAGS

    1A Sacks

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    TENORS

    7D Barbershop fixtures?

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    IWISH

    59D "That would be nice"

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    AORTAS

    56A Lines connected to pumps?

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    TAZ

    125A Looney Tunes devil, for short

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    WOOED

    27A Tried to get on one's side

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    TRULY

    63D Without a doubt

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    ASITIS

    102D Presently

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    ARIE

    2D Soul singer India.___

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    ELIHU

    86D Yale of Yale University

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    DEKE

    19A Hockey fake-out

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    GRID

    35A Electrical network

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    ESPANA

    75D Neighbor of Francia

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    DREAMON

    24A "Get real!"

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    INSIDE

    98D Like the first post position in horse racing

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    OHSNAP

    33D "Hot damn!"

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    APBIO

    95A Accelerated H.S. science class

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    UTZ

    119D Potato chip brand

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    SATBY

    49D Waited

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    UNIONS

    34D Couplings

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    NODISC debut

    120A Error message on a Blu-Ray player, maybe

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    RATA

    30A Pro ___

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    YOGI

    45A Bear who loves a "pic-a-nic"

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    ALIS

    109A Members of a famous boxing family

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    TREED

    54D Trapped up in the branches

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    COREA

    53D Chick of jazz

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    GAUL

    91A Ancient region once conquered by Julius Caesar

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    PALIN

    96D Whom Biden debated in 2008

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    DEARIE

    15D Baby doll

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    PISTOL

    47A Colt, for one

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    OILUP

    71A Prepare to massage, perhaps

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    OFFSET

    100D Counterbalance

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    UNSTOP

    87A Remove a plug from

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    UPNEXT

    20A On deck

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    STLUCIA

    69D Caribbean nation whose capital is Castries

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    EMALL

    52D "Gotta catch ___!" (Pokémon phrase)

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    MINIVAN

    115A Upgrade for a growing family

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    SPITAT

    101D Show utter contempt for

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    HSBC

    38A Global bank headquartered in London

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    CINNAMONBREAD debut

    22A Sweet loaf with a swirl

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    THESUNS

    48D Fitting N.B.A. team to go on a hot streak?

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    ISRAEL

    81A ___ Gershovitz, birth name of Ira Gershwin

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    SION

    99A Priory of ___, guardians of a monumental secret in "The Da Vinci Code"

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    ASANAS

    79A Yoga positions

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    EXMATE

    16D Former friend

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    SANDED

    4D Like a proper shuffleboard table

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    NEELY

    39A Hockey Hall-of-Famer Cam

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    TIMELINE

    88D History book graphic

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    FRUITSALAD

    76A Side dish at a summer cookout

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    NOAIR

    111A Flat's problem

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    POUF

    110A Updo hairstyle

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    ATTAINED

    122A Got to

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    BMINOR

    97D Bach's "Mass in ___"

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    SIDEHUSTLE

    58A Extra source of income, slangily

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    BUDDYCOP

    12D Genre for "Turner & Hooch" and "21 Jump Street"

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    BURRATA

    93D Mozzarella with a creamy core

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    CREAMALE

    17A Bar order that's dairy-free, despite its name

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    GENETICS

    3D Field with a pool?

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    JACKALS

    51D Wild dogs

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    JUSTONCE

    85D Never, ever again

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    ROLLOUT

    32D Introduce

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    SLOWDAY

    6D Sleepy time at work

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    UMBYE

    29D "Yeah … I'm gonna go now"

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    DAMNWITHFAINTPRAISE debut

    103A Pay a backhanded compliment, perhaps

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    PAIGOW debut

    72D Chinese gambling game with dominoes

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    SCIENCEPROJECT debut

    49A Potato battery or model volcano, e.g.

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    SILENTAUCTION debut

    117A Popular charity event … or a hint to this puzzle's circled letters

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    TEARDROPSONMYGUITAR debut

    31A Triple-platinum song from Taylor Swift's debut album

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    THISISJEOPARDY debut

    84A Classic game show intro

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