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Sunday · 142 answers · 11 debuts

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

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    SPA

    30D Masseur's employer

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    EST

    124A Superlative finish

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    428
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    USE

    103D Bring into play

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    ETSY

    66A Amazon Handmade competitor

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    116
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    SHE

    2D "That's all ___ wrote"

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    345
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    ERS

    10D Sounds of hesitation

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    284
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    ANTS

    13D Tiny exemplars of collaboration

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    247
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    RNA

    46D Retrovirus molecule

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    322
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    IMO

    77D Texter's qualification

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    107
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    EARS

    29A Pointy parts of a Batman costume

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    ABS

    117D Hard core features, informally

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    MET

    104A Satisfied

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    ORES

    58D Chromite and hematite

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    AGRA

    111D Historic Indian city

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    EPIC

    61D Grandiloquent

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    235
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    ASEA

    1A At bay, say?

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    326
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    TED

    97D Poet Hughes

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    245
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    EGG

    65A Binding agent in baking

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    206
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    OTS

    98D Tense parts of games, for short

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    128
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    ACES

    39A Nails

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    211
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    STYE

    127A Affliction treated with a hot compress

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    162
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    SOB

    48A Wail

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    149
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    TIA

    78A Member of la familia

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    144
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    URLS

    64A Parts of one's history, say

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    69
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    DYE

    120D Turn to ash, perhaps

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    162
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    SOLO

    75A Star turn, often

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    135
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    CAR

    90A Lincoln or Ford

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    201
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    TALE

    63D Account

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    178
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    ACID

    111A Word before rain or wash

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    159
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    SLAP

    54A It's an affront

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    123
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    ABCS

    55D Preschool basics

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    133
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    BAE

    14D Honey

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    51
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    ATRIA

    7D Pieces of the heart

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    139
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    MSN

    26D ___ Explorer, classic web browser

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    73
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    NCAA

    36A Tourney sponsor since 1939

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    164
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    EASY

    125A Like 1-2-3

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    OBIT

    62A Words of remembrance

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    LION

    100A Animal in the Premier League logo

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    131
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    OTHER

    19A Alternative

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    114
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    ISTO

    95A What ":" might mean

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    95
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    POR

    35A ___ favor

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    70
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    IKE

    116D Kyle's little brother on "South Park"

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    181
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    STONE

    57A Bit of curling equipment

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    110
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    MRT

    73A 1980s TV star in the W.W.E. Hall of Fame

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    98
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    NILE

    82D Shade of green

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    163
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    LAD

    59A Young fellow

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    140
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    ISAY

    72A "My word!"

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    EMTS

    66D First responders, for short

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    TERN

    81A Beach bird

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    EDGY

    52D Testing humor's boundaries

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    81
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    IDOS

    28A Ringing endorsements?

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    AMES

    40A Iowa college town

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    LORE

    110A Legend has it

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    130
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    GAL

    15A Actress Gadot

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    DAIS

    87D Roast rostrum

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    SEEM

    22A Look (like)

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    100
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    TOIL

    74A Work hard

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    90
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    STUD

    11D Wall support

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    SID

    86A Nickname that drops -ney

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    SPEED

    107D Distance ÷ time

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    AWS

    1D What cuteness tends to evoke

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    52
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    SAAB

    11A Onetime Volvo competitor

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    RAKE

    60A Bit of casino equipment

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    90
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    COM

    31D *Part of the funnies page

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    PILOT

    56D Trial program

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    MARY

    123A Nursery rhyme name that's said twice in a row

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    GPAS

    33D Student transcript figs.

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    28
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    PDFS

    114D Many email attachments

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    27
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    WRY

    119D Like some humor

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    SORTA

    71D Cousin of kinda

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    ITTY

    112D ___-bitty

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    IMPEI

    72D Rock & Roll Hall of Fame architect

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    AIDED

    117A Gave support

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    LEWD

    118A Blue, in a way

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    SKIM

    76A Word before milk or over

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    STORY

    41D Floor

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    TRIES

    23A Hears, in a way

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    SNAGS

    27D Gets caught (on)

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    BOTH

    6D Greedy person's "choice"

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    SANDS

    126A Historic Vegas casino where the Rat Pack performed

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    30
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    ACORNS

    16D Stereotypical squirrel's stash

    5
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    BLASE

    105D Apathetic

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    PYLON

    43D Traffic marker

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    PLS

    44A Counterpart of "thx"

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    ESTES

    106A Colorado's ___ Park

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    TRIP

    67D Set off, as an alarm

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    ALIGN

    32A Get straight

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    LOTSA

    17D Plenty o'

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    BASTE

    6A One directive in preparing a turkey

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    INTROS

    28D They're just for openers

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    UTTERROT

    24A Tripe

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    AAHS

    37D Sounds in massage parlors

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    ILKS

    70D Types

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    MAGNA

    34A ___-Tiles (kids' building toy)

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    AUTOPSY

    12D Post-mortem order

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    BIOPIC

    5D Genre of the 2024 film "Bob Marley: One Love"

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    SCIONS

    53A Descendants

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    GAPYEAR

    42A Break before college

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    ERHU

    101A Chinese two-stringed fiddle

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    ADMAN

    4D Madison Avenue exec

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    BTUS

    49D A/C capacity

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    BRIEF

    122A *Recap

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    TIPTOE

    88A You might walk on this at night

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    SLEAZE

    50A Dirtball

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    TREACLE

    21D Cloying sentimentality

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    ROTHIRA

    93D Tax-advantaged savings plan

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    SMILEAT

    96D Find amusing

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    KNEADIN

    94D Incorporate before shaping and baking, say

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    SIDLED

    80D Moved like a crab

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    STAYCURRENT debut

    68D Be up on the latest news

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    TRASHY

    45A Like some mindless entertainment

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    PALMS

    109D Chiromancers read them

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    TEETIME

    9D Caddie's appointment

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    MAPLES

    34D Sources of some syrup

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    PERCY

    89D "___ Jackson & the Olympians" (fantasy series)

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    IMPART

    83A Bestow, as a quality

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    SANSKRIT

    121A Language from which we get "cashmere"

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    ASKSOUT

    47D Invites to a movie, say

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    BURLY

    105A Built like the Hulk

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    HAPPYMEAL

    113A Toy with one's food, perhaps?

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    QUOTAS

    99D Allotments

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    EYECARE

    3D Ophthalmologist's work

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    GARAGESALES

    15D Events for bargain hunters

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    QUIN

    99A *Number with 18 zeros

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    THORNY

    74D Like some stems and situations

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    ATERIGHT

    115A Made nutritious choices

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    BAILERS

    85D Ones suddenly canceling plans

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    EMPT

    38A *Voids

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    HUCKS

    79A Throws, informally

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    LITCHIS

    91D Chinese fruits with leathery rinds

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    SHIRLEY

    8D ___ Chisholm, first Black woman elected to Congress

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    SNLSKIT

    50D "Wayne's World" or "MacGruber," informally

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    CAMPSHIRT debut

    25A Light, short-sleeved, collared garment

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    CUSPIDS debut

    108A Canine teeth

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    DARKALE debut

    92A Brown beer

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    HUMMUS debut

    102D Pita dip made from chickpeas and tahini

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    SCANSIN debut

    30A Uses one's employee badge to enter, say

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    SPINCLASSES debut

    69A Intense cycling sessions … or what you must do to complete the answers to this puzzle's starred clues

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    SPYBOT debut

    84A Adware detection program

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    TUNATACO debut

    20A Mexican dish with ahi

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    WHYD debut

    18A *"Oh, what's the point?"

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    ZAGA debut

    51D *Like restaurants in a famed dining guide

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