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• 31. Baby's sleeping spot
• 33. ___-la-la
• 35. Vintage PC game "Dangerous ___"
• 36. Lava spurter in Italy
• 37. Sam Smith's "___ Good at Goodbyes"
• 39. Meshed fishing equipment
• 40. Young goat
• 43. Lines on a globe, for short
• 45. "New York ___," 2004 comedy movie starring the Olsen twins set in the Empire City
• 48. Suffix with "senor"
• 49. Therapists' organization: Abbr.
• 50. Dressed
• 52. Beer holders
• 56. Yoga practitioner's aide
• 57. Reaction to a funny one-liner: 2 wds.
• 58. "___ Enchanted," movie starring Anne Hathaway
• 59. "Without further ___..."
• 60. "Woohoo!"
• 61. Smoky haze
• 1. Helen Mirren's title
• 5. Living room entertainment boxes, for short
• 8. Grocery holder
• 11. Actor Epps from "The Wood"
• 12. Slithering constrictor
• 13. Cuba libre liquor
• 14. Draw circles with a spoon?
• 15. Jack and Jill's vessel
• 16. "___ snail's pace": 2 wds.
• 17. Roman "I"
• 19. "Winning ___," 2001 direct-to-comedy movie starring the Olsen twins which is set in the Home of the Big Ben
• 21. "Passport to ___," 1999 direct-to-video movie starring the Olsen twins which is set in France
• 23. "___ ideas?"
• 24. Astronaut's affirmative: Hyph.
• 25. Inc. in the United Kingdom
• 27. "That was close!"
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• 29. Lady from the garden of Eden
• 30. Like a freshly painted door
• 32. Azerbaijan's capital
• 34. "___ in the Sun," 2001 direct-to-video movie starring the Olsen twins set in the Bahamas
• 38. Breakfast bowl bit
• 41. "The Seven Year ___," 1955 Marilyn Monroe movie
• 42. A hold-up of sorts
• 44. "It ___ Two," 1995 comedy movie starring the Olsen twins whose title is taken from a song by Marvin Gaye
• 45. Baby's first word, often
• 46. FaceTime device
• 47. Military alliance: Abbr.
• 51. Chemical exfoliation letters: Abbr.
• 53. West ___ (furniture brand)
• 54. Mop and ___ (floor cleaner)
• 55. Mattress problem
• 1. ___ and don'ts
• 2. Sum of money to be paid, for short
• 3. ___ Tai (cocktail)
• 4. Margin of ___ (statistic)
• 5. Undecided, on a schedule: Abbr.
• 6. "And there you have it!"
• 7. Barber's office
• 8. Actor Pitt from "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood"
• 9. "Pilot" preceder
• 10. FBI agent, informally: Hyph.
• 15. Sauce made with basil and pine nuts
• 18. None, on the pitch
• 20. Kate Beckett's organization in "Castle": Abbr.
• 21. Ship's stop?
• 22. Similar to
• 24. Unreturnable serve in tennis
• 26. Punctuation in a URL
• 28. ___ Christian Andersen, author of "The Steadfast Tin Soldier"
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