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Sunday · 164 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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    ODE

    78A Flattering lines

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    523
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    IRS

    104A Collectors' org.

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    246
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    ESP

    38A Gift in the 2000 movie "The Gift"

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    344
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    EAT

    113A Absorb, as a cost

    33
    399
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    ETON

    81A Alma mater for John Maynard Keynes

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    282
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    NTH

    120A ___ degree

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    251
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    IRIS

    117A Goddess of the rainbow

    26
    225
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    ENE

    6D Opposite of WSW

    24
    403
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    OVAL

    144A Shape that becomes a name if you switch the second and fourth letters

    24
    216
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    SON

    95D One of 12 for Jacob

    24
    213
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    OVEN

    32A What accepts all cookies?

    22
    177
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    OTOE

    20A Great Plains tribe

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    198
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    MAR

    121A Give bad marks

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    215
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    AGES

    134A Seemingly forever

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    202
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    ECON

    79A Subj. for John Maynard Keynes

    19
    151
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    UMA

    139D Thurman who played the bride in "Kill Bill"

    18
    175
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    LEAST

    35A ___ of all

    17
    83
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    RATE

    11A Assign a number, maybe

    16
    182
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    ESTA

    92D ___ noche (tonight, in Tijuana)

    15
    154
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    TENET

    4D Guiding principle

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    147
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    LEAN

    25A Not marbled, say

    15
    103
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    ELON

    98A North Carolina university

    15
    102
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    DECO

    69A Geometric art style, familiarly

    15
    97
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    UDON

    63D Slurpable noodle

    15
    56
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    COD

    80D Atlantic food fish

    14
    97
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    PEAT

    40A Alternative fuel source

    13
    75
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    HONE

    146A Smooth with a whetstone

    12
    112
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    RBIS

    137A Some M.L.B. highlights

    12
    83
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    OMS

    43A Yoga sounds

    12
    68
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    HALT

    1A Cry from a guard tower

    12
    64
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    ASSES

    53D Jacks and jennies

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    103
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    SHEL

    59A Cartoonist Silverstein

    11
    75
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    NAM

    44A ’60s war zone

    10
    113
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    DENT

    102A Significant start

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    112
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    THEE

    55D The old you?

    10
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    IDOS

    17D Wedding exchange

    10
    78
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    ILE

    82A Dot in la mer

    9
    234
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    TINA

    140A Daughter on "Bob's Burgers"

    9
    118
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    TILE

    27A Pai gow game piece

    9
    114
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    SELL

    148A Hawk

    9
    103
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    LOON

    119A State bird of Minnesota

    9
    81
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    ABHOR

    48D Just hate

    9
    67
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    GOB

    56A Big hunk

    9
    51
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    TEAMO

    64A Phrase cooed en español

    9
    35
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    SEEPS

    24D Falls through the cracks, say

    9
    30
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    EMI

    58D Bygone owner of Capitol Records

    8
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    ANDSO

    90D "Consequently ..."

    8
    38
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    ADAGE

    88A "A picture is worth a thousand words," e.g.

    7
    107
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    BEET

    31A Bit of red in a salad

    7
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    TOSCA

    86D Puccini opera set in Rome

    7
    76
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    TABOO

    123D Just not done

    7
    74
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    ELIDE

    41D Gloss over, linguistically

    7
    66
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    AVIAN

    124D Birdlike

    7
    57
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    BEEN

    135D "We've all ___ there"

    7
    51
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    TALES

    13D Pranksters may have tall ones

    7
    48
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    INASEC

    21A "I'll be right with you"

    7
    34
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    MAS

    110A Postgrad degs.

    6
    111
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    OLAV

    22A Name that becomes a shape if you switch the second and fourth letters

    6
    98
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    ICI

    39A Here, in Paris

    6
    97
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    COAT

    142A Puffer or blazer

    6
    89
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    ICH

    115A "___ bin ein Berliner"

    6
    75
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    OSHEA

    8D Actor ___ Jackson Jr.

    6
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    ALIVE

    12D Still in the game

    6
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    ALTOS

    130D Some saxes

    6
    54
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    NENES

    9D State birds of Hawaii

    6
    25
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    ROKU

    93A Big name in streaming

    6
    16
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    EGGO

    81D Breakfast brand with a Thick & Fluffy variety

    5
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    RING

    96A Champion's memento

    5
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    PERE

    42A ___ Noël

    5
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    EWERS

    50D Still-life vessels

    5
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    CHASM

    85D Wide rift

    5
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    SHOAL

    145A Wet bar?

    5
    36
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    RSS

    75A Website feed inits.

    5
    12
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    AAVE

    133A Black dialect, in brief

    5
    6
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    OLIO

    132D Grab bag

    4
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    ARTIE

    88D Man's name that sounds like two consonants

    4
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    UTTER

    49D Downright

    4
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    GESTE

    125D Beau ___

    4
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    LAPEL

    35D Likely place for a hot mic

    4
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    NOSIR

    74A Gentleman's disagreement?

    4
    49
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    SATIE

    129A French composer Erik

    4
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    RADON

    126A Unstable noble gas

    4
    37
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    YEARS

    51D Quite a while

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    CTA

    85A Windy City commuting org.

    4
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    SOTTO

    34A Under, on a score

    4
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    REDOS

    91A Mulligans

    4
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    TSLOT

    108A Letter-shaped opening

    4
    17
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    DITS

    5D Morse ". . ."

    4
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    MENSCH

    103A Good person

    4
    16
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    TWEENS

    57A Many idol worshipers

    4
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    IMISSED

    76A Basketball shooter's lament

    4
    5
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    ROTOR

    11D Chopper spinner

    3
    51
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    SCOTT

    10D Winfield ___, loser to Franklin Pierce for president in 1852

    3
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    ELDERS

    29A They have seniority

    3
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    SOOTHE

    28A Relieve

    3
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    CARED

    73A Gave a hoot

    3
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    WAITS

    15A Takes orders at a restaurant

    3
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    SCHISM

    19D Deep split

    3
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    NODAT

    52A Acknowledge silently

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    MACBETH

    7D Play featuring a trio of witches

    3
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    TUSHIE

    33A Bottom

    3
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    ERHU

    72A Two-stringed Chinese instrument

    3
    4
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    LETLIE

    54A Leave be

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    AGNES

    46D French film director Varda, whom Martin Scorsese once described as "one of the gods of cinema"

    2
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    UEY

    49A 180

    2
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    AGLOW

    127D Beaming

    2
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    ANKHS

    87D Ancient symbols of life

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    LIEON

    101D Use for sleeping, say

    2
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    RUNTS

    84D Fruit-shaped candies

    2
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    ECHELON

    60D Tier

    2
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    GMO

    71D Biotech crop, in brief

    2
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    DEMONS

    5A Imaginary fiends

    2
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    TECHNO

    26A Electronic music genre

    2
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    ERRING

    70A Going wrong

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    TODOLIST

    100A Chore-o-graph?

    2
    9
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    TOCOME

    143A Still looming, say

    2
    7
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    TWOMAN

    147A Like some bobsleighs

    2
    5
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    MORAYEEL

    103D Stealthy aquatic hunter

    2
    4
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    ATELOCAL debut

    2D Shopped at a farmers' market, say

    2
    2
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    BREAKONTHROUGH

    68D With 18-Down, classic 1967 song by a group whose name is a hint to solving the eight bonus clues (see note)

    2
    2
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    DISHON debut

    94A Gossip about

    2
    2
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    ELPHABA

    45A "Wicked" protagonist

    2
    2
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    ERDOCS debut

    23A They might leave you in stitches, for short

    2
    2
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    LILMAMA

    109D "Lip Gloss" rapper, 2007

    2
    2
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    RAITT

    126D Bonnie with 13 Grammys

    1
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    RESENT

    97A Hold a grudge against

    1
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    DIORS

    89D Some luxury bags

    1
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    ESOBESO

    111A 1962 Paul Anka hit with the lyric "Kiss me mucho"

    1
    15
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    REGIME

    141A Group in charge

    1
    11
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    RINSO

    97D Classic detergent brand

    1
    11
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    SEARCH

    118D Google action

    1
    11
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    EVENUP

    14D Tie

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    SECO

    65A Dry, as Spanish wine

    1
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    AROUSED

    16D Got going

    1
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    RESUMES

    36A They might be padded

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    TADPOLE

    67D Polliwog

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    BLOSSOM

    112D Stop being buds?

    1
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    BOCCI

    47D Italian lawn game

    1
    7
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    DELCO

    128D AC___ (G.M. subsidiary)

    1
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    NATIONAL

    107D Countrywide

    1
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    BELLOW

    135A Roar

    1
    6
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    STBEDE

    66A Monk known as "The Father of English History"

    1
    6
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    GLOOMY

    131A Eeyore-esque

    1
    5
  144. 144
    GOASK

    99A "See if that's OK"

    1
    5
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    UVULAE

    136A Soft palate appendages

    1
    5
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    INPAWN

    105A Traded for cash

    1
    4
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    LATETAG

    122A Reason for a successful steal, maybe

    1
    4
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    MENNONITE

    37D Certain religious pacifist

    1
    4
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    ROPELADDER

    30D Strung rungs

    1
    4
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    SCOURED

    66D Looked high and low in

    1
    4
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    HADLUNCH

    62A Took an hour off mid-day, say

    1
    3
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    LOUDEST

    61D Like sperm whales, among all animals

    1
    3
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    ILLSUE

    138A Litigious threat

    1
    2
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    IMGUR

    115D Hosting site with a gallery of memes

    1
    2
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    THEWALL

    114D See 1-Down

    1
    2
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    WESTEROS

    15D Fictional land on "Game of Thrones"

    1
    2
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    CALVES debut

    116D Jersey boys?

    1
    1
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    HOLESIN debut

    1D With 114-Down, some neighborhood bars … or what connect eight pairs of answers in this puzzle?

    1
    1
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    INRESPONSE debut

    77D As an answer

    1
    1
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    LOADTIME debut

    3D Concern for a web game developer

    1
    1
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    NOWIGETIT debut

    74D "Ah, thanks for explaining"

    1
    1
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    TOTHEOTHERSIDE debut

    18D See 68-Down

    1
    1
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    UPARROW debut

    83A It lets you move north

    1
    1
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    WENTLIVE debut

    106D Started broadcasting

    1
    1