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• 49. "I wouldn't bet ___!" (very less chance of something happening): 2 wds.
• 50. Sworn rival
• 51. Former tennis world No.1 Ivanovic
• 52. 1992 American film starring Dustin Hoffman and Geena Davis, about a pickpocket who rescues passengers from a crashed airliner
• 53. Had brunch, say
• 54. "Rain ___," 1988 American comedy drama film starring Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise in which Hoffman plays an autistic savant
• 1. Cash-dispensing device: Abbr.
• 4. Put up a show
• 7. Did an impression of someone
• 11. French word for "born"
• 12. Take a bite
• 13. Extinct bird which used to roam the island of Mauritius
• 14. ___ Castellaneta, voice of Homer Simpson on "The Simpsons"
• 15. "The ___ of the Rings," film series of three epic fantasy adventure films
• 17. Rap music's Snoop ___
• 18. 2003 legal thriller film starring Dustin Hoffman (birthday today) and John Cusack, based on the John Grisham novel of the same name: 2 wds.
• 21. Avail of
• 22. Prefix with "sided" to mean uneven or askew
• 23. Cartoon king Disney
• 26. Pen-___ (far-off correspondent)
• 27. In ___ of (amazed by)
• 30. "All the ___," 1976 political thriller film starring Dustin Hoffman and Robert Redford which is about the Watergate scandal: 2 wds.
• 34. "How I ___ Your Mother" (TV series)
• 35. Arrows are fired from it
• 36. Viewpoint column, informally: Hyph.
• 37. Nat ___, documentary channel, for short
• 38. American tax authority: Abbr.
• 40. 1967 romantic comedy film starring Dustin Hoffman and Anne Bancroft based on a Charles Webb novel of the same name: 2 wds.
• 45. Song for two
• 46. ___ of the tongue (verbal mistake)
• 47. "And so forth" (at the end of a list): Abbr.
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• 48. Beer container with a pull tab
• 1. "John ___ Mary," 1969 American romantic drama film starring Dustin Hoffman and Mia Farrow which was adapted from a Mervyn Jones novel
• 2. Garment flaw
• 3. Waiter's handout
• 4. World traveler's aid
• 5. "Gladiator" star Russell
• 6. Supermodel Banks
• 7. "It just doesn't ___...." (detective's observation): 2 wds.
• 8. Far from rich
• 9. Experimental, as an idea
• 10. "Wag the ___," 1997 dark comedy film starring Dustin Hoffman and Robert De Niro which was adapted from Larry Beinhart's novel "American Hero"
• 16. Folk-rock singer Bob ___
• 19. Pecans or cashews, e.g.
• 20. Sudden violent movement (rhymes with "bolt")
• 23. Typist's stat: Abbr.
• 24. "You ___ here" (map words)
• 25. Allow or permit
• 26. Long church seat
• 27. DJ's requirement, for short
• 28. ___ hours (early morning)
• 29. The final word in old movies
• 31. "___ of You" (Elvis Presley song): 2 wds.
• 32. Entrances to rooms
• 33. Legendary Chicago Cubs hitter Sammy ___
• 37. "___ the heart of the matter." (arrive at): 2 wds.
• 38. "American ___" (Green Day album)
• 39. India's currency
• 40. Bring a guitar to the desired pitch
• 41. One in line for the throne
• 42. "A" in the NATO phonetic alphabet
• 43. One side in a game
• 44. Poker term read backwards which is also the name of an Italian volcano
• 45. Homer Simpson's catchphrase
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