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Friday · 70 answers · 10 debuts

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

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    TSA

    37A Org. that releases an annual list of the year's most interesting contraband

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    YES

    60A No no

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    AGE

    58A Store in oak casks, say

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    ORA

    18A 3,600 secondi

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    TIL

    30D Before, informally

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    TMI

    33A "You should keep those details to yourself"

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    MAC

    47A Tahoe runner

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    LOS

    24A L.A. subdivision?

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    COT

    32D Camp bed

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    WAS

    55A Served as

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    WEE

    11D Lilliputian

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    FEN

    5D Land consisting predominantly of sedges

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    OBEY

    39D Rebel's opposite

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    STENO

    8D Old hand at shorthand

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    DAN

    56D N.F.L. coach Quinn

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    PORE

    52D Tiny opening

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    SMORE

    50A Treat that occasionally catches fire

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    TREES

    46A Firs and beeches, but not furs and beaches

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    IGA

    12A "Local Equals Fresh" sloganeer

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    BAG

    57D Forte, slangily

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    RURAL

    7D Like 97% of the United States, per the Census Bureau

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    ITE

    31D Suburban attachment?

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    SOBER

    27D Unlit?

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    PARER

    52A Kitchen gizmo

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    OFFS

    6D Drop-___

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    HADTO

    28D Lacked an alternative

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    IRAISE

    44D Bluffer's pronouncement, maybe

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    MANGA

    47D Comics often printed in black and white

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    ORZO

    10D Dish whose name means "barley" in Italian

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    DIT

    16A E, in a code

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    BULL

    21A Malarkey

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    MOAN

    54A Bit of bellyaching

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    BUST

    21D Hit 22, say

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    BLENDS

    26A Some coffee merchants' offerings

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    AIRY

    51A Light

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    STABLE

    3D Like noble gases, chemically

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    SANYO

    20A Company acquired by Panasonic in 2009

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    ARTUR

    48D Pianist Rubinstein

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    ATALANTA

    14D Figure in Greek mythology who was brought up by a bear

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    BUBBA

    25A Epithet for Bill Clinton

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    ONATIP

    42A How journalists and detectives may act

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    BRAINFREEZE

    17A Affliction also known as "cold neuralgia"

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    DONTRUBITIN

    56A "You win, all right? Geez!"

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    CERES

    49D Dwarf planet in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter

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    RUDI

    53D George's computer friend on "The Jetsons"

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    JOBS

    19A Computer runs

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    ALLOK

    22A "Do we have a problem here?"

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    PENNED

    45D Put down on paper

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    HUEYS

    9D Some choppers

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    HUSTON

    28A Hackman's "The Royal Tenenbaums" co-star

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    IDOUBTIT

    12D "Seems suspect"

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    TOOTAT

    43D Greet with a beep

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    UNROLL

    2D Spread

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    ARMBAR

    41A Restraining maneuver in judo

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    MARRIAGE

    34D Zsa Zsa Gabor entered into it nine times

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    THISONE

    4D Nearest item to pick

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    ABITODD

    36A Slightly off

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    INTHEFUTURE

    15A Ahead

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    SAMMICH

    40D PB&J, e.g., informally

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    THATAWAY

    33D Direction in many a spaghetti western

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    ARGUEDACASE debut

    59A Spoke before the court

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    BURDENS debut

    25D Crosses to bear

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    EROTICARTIST debut

    29A One whose work is barely seen?

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    GIRLBOSS debut

    13D Reductive neologism for a strong female lead

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    HAMOMELETTES debut

    38A Some brunch dishes

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    IMMERSES debut

    35D Dunks

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    JIBJAB debut

    1D E-card site with a reduplicative name

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    JUSTFORSHOW debut

    1A Decorative, so to speak

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    KDRAMAS debut

    23D "Squid Game" and "The Red Sleeve," for two

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    NEARSIGHTED debut

    61A Totally missing the big picture

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