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• 54. "Impractical Jokers" network, ___TV
• 55. Aussie hopper, for short
• 56. ___ Jim (jerky snack)
• 57. Feeling blue
• 58. ___ degree (utmost)
• 59. Restroom, informally
• 1. Woody bit of a corn
• 4. Fitting, or well-put
• 7. Bill at a bar
• 10. "RuPaul's ___ Race," reality competition series
• 12. Gym shirt
• 13. Gardening tool
• 14. Carbonated beverage
• 15. ___ Chaplin of "Game of Thrones"
• 16. Director Lee of "The Ice Storm"
• 17. Inventions that inspired the sci-fi novel "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" by Jules Verne
• 20. Phi Beta ___ (academic honor society)
• 22. "Saving Private Ryan" craft: Abbr.
• 23. When doubled, it's a George Harrison song from the album "All Things Must Pass"
• 24. Equipment in a tour van, for short
• 26. Hop, ___ and jump
• 30. Actress ___ Mendes of "Ghost Rider"
• 31. Invention by Jack Cover that was inspired by the "Tom Swift" sci-fi series by Victor Appleton: Abbr.
• 34. Suffix with "chlor"
• 35. "Ali ___ and the Forty Thieves"
• 37. "A" in "IPA"
• 38. Close relatives
• 39. Spoil or deface
• 42. Grant-___ (funds given by the government): Hyph.
• 44. Invention whose successful model was made by Igor Sikorsky that was inspired by the sci-fi novel "Clipper of the Clouds" by Jules Verne
• 48. ___ Aduba of "Orange is the New Black"
• 49. Slender reed instrument
• 50. Credit ___, invention that was first mentioned in the sci-fi novel "Looking Backward" by Edward Bellamy
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• 51. "___ in favor, say aye"
• 52. Coastal inlet
• 53. License-issuing agency, in some states: Abbr.
• 1. DJ's stack: Abbr.
• 2. Spanish gold
• 3. "Breaking ___" (crime drama TV series)
• 4. ___ bomb, nuclear weapon which was first mentioned in the sci-fi novel "The World Set Free" by HG Wells
• 5. Type of legal code
• 6. Weeping droplets
• 7. "Better ___ ever"
• 8. Top-notch: Hyph.
• 9. Asks for alms
• 11. Shocked reaction
• 15. Michelle ___ who authored "Becoming"
• 18. "I got ___ 6 a.m. today": 2 wds.
• 19. Michael Buble song "___ a Beautiful Day"
• 20. Polynesian beverage
• 21. Captain ___, hunter of Moby Dick
• 23. World Wide ___, invention by Tim Berners-Lee that was mentioned in the sci-fi novel "Dial F for Frankenstein" by Arthur C. Clarke
• 25. "Smoking kills" ad, e.g.: Abbr.
• 27. "___ challenge," viral challenge inspired by Drake's song
• 28. "___ my part, now it's your turn.": 2 wds.
• 29. ___ is mightier than a sword
• 32. A-listers
• 33. Actress Russo of "The Intern"
• 36. "Who ___ to judge?": 2 wds.
• 40. Squirrel's nut
• 41. Invention that was first mentioned in the sci-fi novel "R.U.R" by Karel Capek from which the name was derived
• 43. Rainbow shapes
• 44. Grass houses
• 45. ___ Pound of poetry
• 46. ___ and clear (easily understandable)
• 47. A.A. Milne's "Winnie-the-___"
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