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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular April 13 2018 puzzle:

Across

• 1. Actress ___ Hurley from "The Royals"
• 4. ___ it in the bud (put an end to, early)
• 7. Sign on a door (don't pull)
• 11. Amazement
• 12. Santa ___, California
• 13. "____ the matter at hand ..." (concerning): 2 wds.
• 14. Driver's ask at a fill-up station
• 15. Emerald ___, North Carolina
• 17. Drink garnish (like the skin of an orange)
• 18. Award-winning American photographer behind the famous photograph "Afghan Girl" that appeared in National Geographic magazine: 2 wds.
• 21. "Can you help me ___ the table for dinner?"
• 22. "Eureka!"
• 23. San Francisco Bay ___
• 26. Military entertainment group: Abbr.
• 27. Mop & ___ (floor cleaner)
• 30. American architectural photographer behind "Case Study House No. #22" and whose works gave the genre a new recognition: 2 wds.
• 34. Tummy muscles
• 35. Monday follower, for short
• 36. "How hard can ___?": 2 wds.
• 37. ___ Arbor, Michigan
• 38. Engine or frying need
• 40. American photojournalist and pioneer in photo-essays who is known for his brutally vivid World War II photographs: 3 wds.
• 46. Nevada's second-largest county
• 47. "It's fun to stay at the ___" by Village People: Abbr.
• 48. Charged particle
• 50. End of grace
• 51. Vogue or Harper's Bazaar, for short
• 52. Fade away
• 53. Snoopy
• 54. "The best things in life ___ free"
• 55. Med school graduate, for short
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Down

• 1. Fall behind
• 2. Beyonce's "___ Here": 2 wds.
• 3. Ingredient prepared by scraping the skin of citrus fruits
• 4. Innocent
• 5. Picture within a picture?
• 6. Common tree in Hollywood postcards
• 7. ___ New Guinea (country located north of Australia)
• 8. ___-friendly gadget
• 9. Suffix with gang or trick
• 10. Sacred
• 16. David Chaum's micropayment system
• 19. Actor Morales of "The Brink"
• 20. China's ___ En-lai
• 23. 1977 double-platinum album by the jazz rock band "Steely Dan"
• 24. Massage
• 25. Golfer nicknamed "The Big Easy"
• 26. Take advantage of
• 27. Clock standard: Abbr.
• 28. Dr. Frankenstein's workplace
• 29. ___ in a million
• 31. ___ Reader (quarterly magazine)
• 32. "It's Always ___ in Philadelphia"
• 33. Actress Reinhart from "Riverdale"
• 37. Torment
• 38. Fashion's ___ de la Renta
• 39. Public persona
• 40. Withdraw gradually
• 41. One of the Muppets
• 42. Stringed instruments from Hawaii
• 43. Actress Thompson of "Saving Mr. Banks"
• 44. Linked
• 45. King of the road
• 49. It has a peacock in its logo: Abbr.
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