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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular April 19 2021 puzzle:

Across

• 1. Birthday number
• 4. Gloria Estefan's band: Abbr.
• 7. "Masterpiece" channel: Abbr.
• 10. California's Fort ___
• 11. "Emily in Paris" actress ___ Collins
• 12. Verb used with water at 100 degrees
• 13. Fall behind
• 14. The Beehive State
• 15. "Pilot" or "immune" lead-in
• 16. "I ___ in You," hit song by Australian singer Kylie Minogue which was nominated for a Grammy Award in 2006
• 18. Slow-cooked meat dish
• 19. Aesop's "The ___ in the Lion's Skin"
• 20. Brand promotions, for short
• 22. Robin Williams starrer "___ Poets Society"
• 25. Glorifying verse
• 26. "I'm ___ loss for words.": 2 wds.
• 29. Bank account earning, for short
• 30. Feeling bummed or gloomy
• 32. "I Should Be So ___," hit song by Australian singer Kylie Minogue which won an ARIA Music Award in 1989
• 34. "Flower" or "jack" follower
• 35. "Financial" or "first" follower
• 36. Broadway sign type
• 37. Addition result
• 38. Physique, slangily
• 40. Slimy garden gastropod
• 43. "Come into ___," hit song by Australian singer Kylie Minogue which won a Grammy Award in 2004: 2 wds.
• 47. Fruit-flavored drink mix
• 48. Female horse
• 49. Continent of Spain, briefly
• 50. Egyptian symbol of life
• 51. Chris Wood's alma mater
• 52. "The Altar" constellation
• 53. Gravy ___ (container)
• 54. Female chicken
• 55. Part for tuning a guitar
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Down

• 1. "You've got mail" company
• 2. "___ the opportunity with both hands" (get hold of)
• 3. Cutting-___ technology
• 4. Teeny parasites
• 5. Serbian or Croatian, e.g.
• 6. "Can't Get You Out of ___," hit song by Australian singer Kylie Minogue which won an MTV Video Music Award in 2002: 2 wds.
• 7. Purse one's lips for a selfie, say
• 8. Sample a dish
• 9. Hit song by Australian singer Kylie Minogue which was nominated for a Grammy Award in 2005
• 11. "Despacito" singer Fonsi
• 12. Lowest singing voice
• 17. Young bloke
• 21. Ctrl-Alt-___
• 22. Salsa or guacamole
• 23. "Dancing Past the Graveyard" writer Paul ___
• 24. Lawyer, for short
• 25. Like every other number
• 26. Winning serve in tennis
• 27. Boxing match result, often: Abbr.
• 28. "Atlas Shrugged" author Rand
• 30. Crime drama series "Better Call ___"
• 31. Ambition or goal
• 33. Computer reversal command
• 37. "Love at First ___," hit song by Australian singer Kylie Minogue which was nominated for a Grammy Award in 2003
• 38. ___ Bay (coastal town in Australia)
• 39. Actor Wilson of "Wedding Crashers"
• 40. Whack
• 41. Prefix with "second"
• 42. "Lonely Boy" singer Paul ___
• 43. Bachelor party attendee
• 44. Gather a harvest
• 45. Entice
• 46. Move with a mouse
• 48. Sound of indifference
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