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Tuesday · 78 answers · 5 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ETA

    49A Air traveler's info

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    ALE

    28A It may be blond or pale

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    EST

    10D Approx.

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    ERS

    64D Hosp. hot spots

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    OBOE

    42A Orchestra-tuning instrument

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    STAN

    59D Show extreme fandom for, in slang

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    ENDS

    71A After 1-Across, shelf accessories … or what can be placed "around" the halves of 18-, 36-, 45- and 62-Across to make new phrases?

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    ITEM

    65A Couple, in gossip

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    SSNS

    52A Govt. IDs

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    ASP

    51D Symbol of divine authority in hieroglyphics

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    ABC

    5D Epitome of simplicity

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    REF

    63D Whistle blower or flag thrower

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    LIAR

    24A Person in hot pants?

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    AKIN

    14A Roughly equivalent (to)

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    OTOH

    39A Texter's "Then again …"

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    INRE

    12D Memo heading

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    RENT

    46D Penalty in Monopoly

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    IOWA

    57D The Hawkeye State

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    NINE

    17A What shares a key with "(" on a keyboard

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    LEND

    60D Give temporarily

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    TESLA

    58A Inventor Nikola

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    ASOF

    54D Words before a date

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    RATS

    70A Tells (on)

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    APPS

    5A Insta and Snap

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    AREAS

    25D Places

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    RKO

    19D Golden Age studio known for many Astaire/Rogers films

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    GEO

    23A Prefix with cache or tag

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    SEEYA

    35D "Take it easy!"

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    EWER

    67A Decorative pitcher

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    OINK

    3D Barnyard sound

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    SIGH

    21D You might heave a big one

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    BAND

    1D Genesis or Yes

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    BEGIN

    9A Start

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    OKIE

    2D Many a character in "The Grapes of Wrath"

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    TRACE

    47A Tiny amount

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    ABORT

    28D Cancel, as a space launch

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    ZANY

    68A Wacky

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    SODAS

    50A Drinks served at fountains

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    PAVE

    7D Lead (the way)

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    LATER

    29D Procrastinator's mantra

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    KNEEL

    4D Prepare to be knighted

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    AKIRA

    40A Groundbreaking 1988 Japanese animated action film

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    ASCII

    56A Computer acronym since the 1960s

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    EFILE

    48A Pay taxes via the internet

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    NOBEL

    26A Name on a prestigious award

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    OHGEE

    66A "Aw, shucks!"

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    DEKES

    20A Hockey feints

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    NEYO

    13D Grammy-winning R&B artist whose stage name is said to have been inspired by "The Matrix"

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    BRAH

    15A Homie

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    SEIZE

    53D Grab control of

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    EXECS

    33A C-suite types

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    REMISS

    43A Negligent

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    SEDATES

    44D Tranquilizes

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    SHEENS

    8D Glossy finishes

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    WAILS

    38D Mournful cries

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    EXCOP

    27D Mike in "Breaking Bad," for example

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    GROSS

    31A Disgusting

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    AMYS

    61D Ryan and Adams of Hollywood

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    CROAT

    34D Neighbor of a Slovene

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    BOOK

    1A Library acquisition

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    USONE

    16A Maine-to-Florida hwy.

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    CHICO

    37D Brother to Groucho

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    ESCHER

    48D Artist known for his "impossible staircases"

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    SMARTPHONE

    62A The IBM Simon Personal Communicator is considered the world's first one

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    WECARE

    38A Words of communal support

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    COVERSTORY

    18A Reason to buy a magazine, perhaps

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    AUS

    54A Down Under land: Abbr.

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    SKIFF

    32D Shallow boat with a square stern

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    FAIRPLAY

    45A Turnabout, they say

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    GEEKY

    22A Like someone who knows everything about a niche subject, maybe

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    FIEFS

    69A Lords' lands

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    BUSYBEE

    9D Active and enthusiastic sort

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    RAISINET

    41D One in a box at the theater?

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    BAGCHECK debut

    36A Last stop before security, often

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    EGOMASSAGE debut

    30D What someone seeking validation might need

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    GOOGLEABLE debut

    11D Easily found on the internet, say

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    PROGROCK debut

    6D Genre for Genesis or Yes, informally

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    UMHI debut

    55D Tentative greeting

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