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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular March 19 2017 puzzle:

Across

• 4. Last month of the year : Abbr.
• 7. Going without any punishment
• 11. Put into action
• 12. AFC Ajax manager between 2010 - 2016
• 13. A time in the past
• 14. A smaller version of an ocean
• 15. A person that is often looked at as someone to follow in the footsteps of : 2 wds.
• 17. With 19-Across, series of arcade games that requires saving the Princess in the Mushroom Kingdom
• 19. See 17-Across
• 20. Young fellow
• 21. Place where the needle is threaded at
• 22. Communication disorder that is a result of damage to the language parts of the brain
• 26. Dry fruit native to the Middle East and Western Asia
• 29. Series of first-person shooter video games whose latest instalment is "Global Offensive" : Hyph.
• 33. The name for a female sheep
• 34. Rule in mathematics, that can be proved by reasoning, and is often expressed using formulae
• 35. Tiny vegetable in a pod
• 38. Piece of technology that gives immediate access to cash from one's bank account
• 39. "The ___ Budapest Hotel," Wes Anderson film
• 41. Stealer's crime (rhymes with "cleft")
• 44. Two people, who have never met before, on a romantic outing : 2 wds.
• 46. Miley Cyrus song "Party in the ___"
• 48. Mother's sister
• 49. A way to denote levels, often used while describing railway coaches
• 50. A geographic tool used to navigate the earth
• 51. The main bird from the Angry Birds game; Plural
• 52. The government department in the US dealing with Children and Families
• 53. Go wrong
• 1. Informal way of addressing a young boy, often used by Wolverine
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Down

• 4. A crux situation where there is only one way out from
• 5. Major ingredient in Unagi sushi
• 6. Ingredient often used to thicken a sauce base
• 7. Cuss
• 8. Currency of Ghana
• 9. Double stuffed cookie
• 10. Place that Ayelet Zurer the actress was born in
• 12. Male / Female body part
• 16. Way to convey being unsure about something
• 18. Sequence of events that are put together expecting a specific outcome
• 22. Card valued at either 11 or 1 in blackjack
• 23. Phrase used to showcase a punch effect in comic books
• 24. Shade
• 25. Graphic representation often displayed in galleries
• 26. Popular xmas tree variety
• 27. Hurricane that swept through Portions of North America in September 2008
• 28. A valuable stone
• 30. When glass breaks into multiple pieces
• 31. To link one onto another
• 32. The place that wasn't built in a day
• 35. Long shorts
• 36. The time when credits to a movie are often shown
• 37. To put together with something else
• 39. Adhesive that holds things together
• 40. Rough exterior of certain fruits
• 42. To get extremely angry about
• 43. Olden designation often given to old Slavic monarchs
• 44. The test that lawyers have to clear before being able to practice law
• 45. Matter whose major components are N2, O2, CO2 and H2O
• 47. Month beginning with Fools' Day, for short
• 1. Public mode of transportation
• 2. to consume or take something from a limited supply
• 3. Another term often used to describe the Boyfriend
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