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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular January 22 2021 puzzle:

Across

• 1. "A long time ___...."
• 4. Dull and cheerless (rhymes with "grab")
• 8. Singer ___ Garfunkel of "All I Know"
• 11. Kind of pension plan: Abbr.
• 12. Timothee Chalamet's "Call Me by Your ___"
• 13. 1-1, at the end of a game, say
• 14. "___: A Whistleblower's Diary," book by Chuck Montano about foul play at a nuclear R&D site: 2 wds.
• 17. Word with "piping" or "mess"
• 18. "A word to the ___ ..."
• 19. Toaster oven setting (rhymes with "coil")
• 21. Susan Sarandon starrer "___ We Dance?"
• 23. Editor's strikeout?
• 26. Board game cube
• 27. "Miss ___ Regrets" by Jimmie Lunceford and His Orchestra
• 28. Pick out a color, say
• 32. "___ Coup," book by Len Colodny and Robert Gettlin that proposes an alternate explanation for the Watergate scandal
• 34. Snare ___ (instrument)
• 35. Bowling target
• 36. Small shorebird that migrates from the Arctic to Antarctica
• 37. Senior figure in a family
• 40. Beauty queen's crown
• 43. Inspiration bubble
• 45. Dil Pickles's dad on "Rugrats"
• 47. "___ Record," autobiography by whistleblower Edward Snowden about mass surveillance by the US government
• 50. The "p" in r.p.m.
• 51. Gawk at someone creepily
• 52. Voice below soprano in a choir
• 53. Ceiling spinner
• 54. Old fashioned "do"
• 55. Set eyes on
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Down

• 1. Suffer from the flu, say
• 2. Shoot up, like a plant
• 3. Heaven in a desert
• 4. Sample from a scene of crime: Abbr.
• 5. Walk merrily (rhymes with "gamble")
• 6. Love, Spanish-style
• 7. "Eso ___" (Paul Anka hit)
• 8. Olympian, for one
• 9. Christ the Redeemer's city, lovingly
• 10. Vietnamese holiday
• 15. Gray powder
• 16. Detectives pursue them (anagram of "deals")
• 20. "Rebel Yell" singer Billy ___
• 22. "Licensed to ___," book by attorney Sidney Powell that exposes unethical tactics used in federal prosecution
• 24. "In the Heights" creator ___-Manuel Miranda
• 25. Superlative suffix with "strong" or "weak"
• 28. Chicago clock setting during summers: Abbr.
• 29. Charlemagne and Otto's realm: Abbr.
• 30. "It's ___ to Eat," book by journalist Michela Wrong about a Kenyan whistleblower: 2 wds.
• 31. Prefix with "potent" or "present"
• 32. The "S" of R.S.V.P.
• 33. Calcutta's home
• 35. Gems associated with the color of your teeth
• 38. "Giant" author Ferber
• 39. Dated film units
• 41. Like two peas in ___: 2 wds.
• 42. ___ Park, N.Y.
• 44. Poker pot starter
• 45. Tanning lotion letters
• 46. Oolong, for one
• 48. Got together
• 49. Boot's tip
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