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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular May 16 2021 puzzle:

Across

• 44. "We're ready to serve you!" sign
• 46. Common gift topper
• 47. French phrase derived from Latin used to describe a spontaneous act
• 52. "He's ___ roll": 2 wds.
• 53. Prefix with "mobile" or "correct"
• 54. Knitter's sweater-to-be
• 55. "The ___ Divorcee" (1934 musical film)
• 56. Private conservatory in Upper West Side, NYC: Abbr.
• 57. Least populous U.S. state, for short
• 1. Vampire's sharp tooth
• 5. "Euphoria" television network: Abbr.
• 8. Tiny baking measurement, for short
• 11. Jimmy ___, luxury fashion designer
• 12. Toy on a string: Hyph.
• 14. French "a"
• 15. Latin phrase often used by a friend to mean "seize the day": 2 wds.
• 17. "___ Whom the Bell Tolls," novel by Ernest Hemingway
• 18. Projection room spool
• 19. Office-inappropriate web content: Abbr.
• 21. Slobber
• 24. Can-making metal
• 25. Comic caveman Alley ___
• 26. Large flightless Australian bird
• 28. Alisha Boe's birthplace
• 32. Master of verse?
• 34. "The Lady in the ___," 2015 film starring Maggie Smith
• 35. Belle's counterpart, say
• 36. Latin phrase often used at the end of a list to mean "and so on"
• 38. Sun Tzu's "The ___ of War"
• 39. A breath of fresh ___ (refreshing change)
• 40. State of deep unconsciousness
• 42. Fishhook feature (rhymes with "garb")
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Down

• 43. At a distance
• 44. Rejects, with "out"
• 45. High schoolers' formal dance
• 46. Swampy place
• 48. Keep ___ (stay silent)
• 49. "The Monkey's ___," short story by W.W. Jacobs
• 50. "Don't ___ this at home" (television warning)
• 51. Colorful card game
• 1. Regulatory board for censorship in the U.S.: Abbr.
• 2. Cry after a sudden sense of clarity
• 3. Neither's companion
• 4. Brand of small action cameras
• 5. Dr. Jekyll's alter ego
• 6. More than simmer
• 7. Santana's "___ Como Va"
• 8. Volcanic rock
• 9. White winter flakes
• 10. "___ se," Latin phrase often used to mean "in itself" while making a distinction
• 13. Prefix with "present" or "potent"
• 16. Electric swimmer
• 20. Pretentious person
• 21. "Very good," in modern slang
• 22. "Money is the ___ of all evil"
• 23. Organization for crude oil-producing nations: Abbr.
• 24. Sandwich or salad fish
• 26. Happily-after connector
• 27. Month after the shortest month, for short
• 29. Stitched line
• 30. "___ Croft: Tomb Raider"
• 31. "For crying ___ loud!"
• 33. Shred some paper
• 37. Shinbone
• 40. Head of a company: Abbr.
• 41. "Not ___ watch!": 2 wds.
• 42. "___ fide," Latin phrase often used to mean "in good faith" while describing something genuine
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