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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular October 1 2019 puzzle:

Across

• 1. "This ___ be done!" (not possible)
• 5. Liquid that runs through a pen
• 8. Mascot of a Los Angeles NFL team
• 11. Out of sight
• 12. Bartender from "The Simpsons"
• 13. Cask ___ (unpasteurised beer)
• 14. In great quantity
• 15. Paul Simon song "I ___ Rock": 2 wds.
• 16. Op. ___. (bibliography)
• 17. Destructive water phenomenon
• 19. The New York ___, MLB team that has won the most number of World Series championships with 27 wins
• 21. "I'd rather not," slangily
• 23. "Can it be any more obvious?" expression
• 24. "Listen up" in Spanish
• 27. Not dark, as a room
• 29. Francisco Goya's work, e.g.
• 33. ___ Trophy, prize presented to the winner of the annual MLB World Series
• 37. Hollow cylindrical body that could carry a liquid, say
• 38. Organization concerned with oral health: Abbr.
• 39. 15% of a bill, often
• 40. Logging tool
• 43. Take ___ (flee)
• 45. Fall ___, another name for the annual MLB World Series played between the champions of the American League and the National League
• 49. Best-of-___ (playoff format to determine the winner of the World Series championship)
• 53. Smoked and salted meat
• 54. Romanian poet ___ Boeriu
• 55. ___ Corleone, character played by Marlon Brando in "The Godfather"
• 56. Muddy find from the earth which may contain a metal
• 57. "Right now" in textspeak: Abbr.
• 58. Karl Marx's domain, for short
• 59. Flat circular storage media: Abbr.
• 60. Printing employee: Abbr.
• 61. Union General Jesse L. ___, after whom a city in Nevada was named
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Down

• 1. Leg's back portion
• 2. Missing from duty without an explanation: Abbr.
• 3. "Collective defense" military alliance: Abbr.
• 4. Boxing great Mike ___
• 5. "Tomorrow ___ not be around." ("Let's do it today"): 2 wds.
• 6. Like someone with no permanent home
• 7. "John Wick" actor ___ Reeves
• 8. Timed athletic event
• 9. French Montana song featuring The Weeknd: 2 wds.
• 10. New York ___, Queens-based MLB team that has won two World Series titles
• 18. Spanish surrealist Salvador
• 20. Mongol title
• 22. Belonging to him
• 24. Halloween month, for short
• 25. "I love ___" (romantic's claim)
• 26. Diplomatic building in a foreign country: Abbr.
• 28. Air travel safety agency: Abbr.
• 30. No longer a part of the workforce, for short
• 31. Prefix to indicate "two plus one"
• 32. Rafael Nadal's home, in Olympics shorthand
• 34. Like a room turned upside down
• 35. "Whatever ___ is not enough!" ("My efforts are never enough"): 2 wds.
• 36. Awkward persons
• 41. "Why don't you take ___?" (sit down): 2 wds.
• 42. With a good sense of humor
• 44. Ailment that raises the body's temperature
• 45. Popular ice cream flavor, for short
• 46. Animal fat used for cooking
• 47. NASA ___ Research Center, in California
• 48. Word after "summer" or "boot"
• 50. Christian Bale comedy drama in which he plays the role of former U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney
• 51. Prestigious boarding school in Berkshire, England
• 52. "That's a strict ___." (not permissible at all): Hyph.
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