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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular June 2 2017 puzzle:

Across

• 11. Winnie the ___, a famous children's books and cartoons
• 12. Muhammad ___, the world famous boxer
• 13. ___! (A sound made as if to say "I told you so!")
• 14. To start a pot, usually in poker
• 15. The Lion's star sign
• 16. "Don't provoke his ___"
• 17. Plato's pupil who went on to be Alexander the Great's tutor
• 20. A much-loved beverage made from espresso and steamed milk
• 23. "Thar ___ blows!"
• 24. The Book of ___, a movie starring Denzel Washington
• 25. To really bother someone
• 28. A wind instrument, rhymes with "Hobo"
• 31. A German philosopher who is considered a central figure in modern philosophy: 2 wds
• 34. Just leave it ___ (Unchanged): 2 wds
• 35. Another name for a Wildebeest
• 36. A charged particle (Rhymes with "Spy on")
• 37. The opposite of bright
• 39. An insurance giant who is named after a volcano
• 41. A Chinese philosopher who is often quoted as saying "___ say..."
• 45. A poetic tribute
• 46. Corn on the ___
• 47. The name of Noah's eldest son
• 51. Music ___, a now outdated way of carrying around music (plural): Abbr
• 52. A tool used to make furrows in the ground while gardening
• 53. A special glow that emanates from a person
• 54. Another word for a donkey
• 55. To choose to do something
• 56. 365 days make up one of these
• 1. Boy band N-___
• 5. A place you go to get drinks
• 8. The opposite of dry
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Down

• 18. Strap used to control a horse
• 19. "___, I see what you mean now": 2 wds
• 20. Princess ___, Luke Skywalker's sister
• 21. Something a beggar asks for
• 22. Lacking self-assurance or bravery
• 26. What you would find on the floor of your living room
• 27. Barbie's counterpart
• 29. ___, you noblest English! (A quote from "Henry V"): 2 wds
• 30. Europe's highest Volcano, found in Italy
• 32. ___ I would do something like that!: (2 wds)
• 33. A Hawaiian party
• 38. ___ Gracias (a slang word meaning "lots of")
• 40. A homework assignment that is usually several pages
• 41. ___ Cola, a famous soda brand
• 42. Bookies set these based on the likelihood of a certain result (plural)
• 43. A place where you find Chickens
• 44. ___ you didn't know that (To wager, casually): 2 wds
• 48. A color or shade of something
• 49. Long periods of time, "The end of an ___"
• 50. To ruin or diminish something
• 1. A place one goes to get pampered
• 2. A way of saying "over there" in olden English
• 3. To be or ___ to be
• 4. Someone who wins dishonestly
• 5. An Indonesian island known as the "Island of the Gods"
• 6. A drink you find at English taverns and Brewpubs (plural, rhymes with "Bales")
• 7. Violent public protests usually brought on by controversy and civil unrest (plural)
• 8. A collective term for the immature fry of fish that are considered delicacies
• 9. "My Name is ___" a popular TV show that aired on NBC
• 10. An old English way of saying "You"
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