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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular September 5 2020 puzzle:

Across

• 1. North Pole toymaker
• 4. Bar fixture
• 7. Diplomatic representative in an embassy, for short
• 10. Parking lot fillers
• 12. State of the Zion National Park
• 13. "The Matrix" hero
• 14. "Wide ___ Spaces," fourth studio album by the country band The Chicks (formerly known as Dixie Chicks), which released in 1998
• 15. "___ and Jeremiah by Design," TLC TV show
• 16. Conductor ___ Pekka Salonen
• 17. "___ The Heartache's on Me," song from 14a by The Chicks, which released in 1999
• 19. Chicago winter hours: Abbr.
• 20. Nocturnal mammal that hangs upside down
• 21. Use the plus symbol on a calculator
• 23. "Idiot boxes," for short
• 26. ___ talk (word of encouragement)
• 28. Wander aimlessly
• 31. Partiality towards something
• 33. Banned pesticide: Abbr.
• 35. Italian volcano
• 36. "How to Win Friends and Influence People" author Carnegie
• 37. The "F" in TGIF, for short
• 39. German article
• 40. Electric swimmer
• 42. Make a choice
• 44. Spinners at parties?: Abbr.
• 46. Extremely difficult
• 50. Bacardi beverage
• 51. Beginner, in millennial lingo (anagram of "boon")
• 52. At an arm's distance, say
• 55. The "A" in IPA
• 56. Opposite of "warm"
• 57. "Do I dare to ___ peach?" (words of T. S. Eliot): 2 wds.
• 58. Women's doctor, for short
• 59. Raison d'___ (purpose of existence)
• 60. Flower stalk
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Down

• 1. ___-warrior (espouser of "go green")
• 2. Cat's cozy spot, often
• 3. Lose sleep over
• 4. Man without a date, at a party
• 5. Swearing-in word
• 6. Greek letter for an angle
• 7. Story about a real incident
• 8. Clutter that could drive one crazy?
• 9. "Tights On My ___," song by The Chicks from their 2020 album "Gaslighter"
• 11. Hoity-toity sort
• 12. The "U" in UN
• 18. Short snuggle
• 22. Dr. ___ (rapper)
• 23. Uncertain, on a TV schedule: Abbr.
• 24. "Through" on a travel itinerary
• 25. Marketing professionals
• 27. Adobe's often used file format: Abbr.
• 29. "Joyful Girl" singer DiFranco
• 30. "Texas ___," song by The Chicks from their 2020 album "Gaslighter"
• 32. Make a visual observation
• 34. "There's Your ___," song written by Mark Selby and Tia Sillers, and recorded by The Chicks for their 1998 album 14a
• 38. Wall Street debut: Abbr.
• 41. ___ Barber from "Young Sheldon"
• 43. Melodious song components
• 44. ___ race (car race)
• 45. "Cold Day in ___," song written by Richard Leigh and recorded by The Chicks for their 1999 album "Fly"
• 47. Buried plant part
• 48. It opens with a knob
• 49. "Please have a ___" (waiting room request)
• 53. Had an apple, say
• 54. Aries' symbol
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