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57. "On the ___" (on time)
1. Cassette successors: Abbr.
4. Sports team's tally, for short
7. Toot one's own horn
11. Seaworthy affirmative
12. Actress Reinhart from "Chemical Hearts"
14. Lavish, as accommodations
15. Reggae predecessor
16. Intensely excited
17. Up to the task
18. Caroline ___, German astronomer who was the first paid female scientist
20. Hair colorant
21. Drenched
22. Be indebted
24. Bread with a pocket
27. ___ up (absorb)
28. Hibernation spot
31. ___ A. Williams, American radio astronomer who was the first African-American woman to gain a PhD in Astronomy
34. Mickey, e.g.
36. Santa ___ winds
37. Internet connection delay
38. Orange discard
39. Sixty seconds, say, for short
40. ___ Lovelace, 19th century English mathematician who was regarded the first computer programmer
42. College application stat: Abbr.
44. ___ Payne-Gaposchkin, British astronomer and the woman who first explained the chemical composition of stars
48. Marshy lands
49. Fez, toque, and tam
50. ___ talk (coach's speech)
52. "Star Trek: The Next Generation" counselor Deanna ___
53. ___-A-Fella Records (Jay-Z's label)
54. Nicole ___ Parker from "Soul Food"
55. ___ Rubin, American astronomer whose observations confirmed the existence of dark matter
56. Almost sold-out sign, in theatres: Abbr.
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1. "Folsom Prison Blues" singer Johnny ___
2. "The Dick Van ____ Show" (1960s sitcom)
3. Char, as a steak
4. John Krasinski's "A Quiet ___"
5. Snug, as jeans
6. ___ gin fizz (cocktail)
7. Razor insert
8. ___ Payne-Scott, Australian radiophysics pioneer and the first female radio astronomer
9. Wheel turner
10. "___ whiz!"
13. Dwelling made from snow blocks
19. Q-Tip, for one
23. Typing speed stat.: Abbr.
24. Organization found in bowling alleys: Abbr.
25. Bond creator ___ Fleming
26. ___ la la (singsong syllable)
27. Succumb to gravity
28. "With all ___ respect..."
29. Suffix for "Japan" or "Siam"
30. First word of Dante's "Inferno"
32. "Brick Lane" author Monica ___
33. Cowboy's workplace or salad dressing
35. Milky gemstone
39. ___ Mitchell, astronomer who was the first female professor of astronomy and the first American to discover a comet
40. Morgan Freeman or Al Pacino, e.g.
41. ABBA's genre
42. Horror film staple
43. Substandard
45. Hearing aids?
46. Apple's Tablet
47. Prefix with "space" or "plane"
48. TV channel that aired "Jersey Shore"
51. Formula 1 race stop
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