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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular July 6 2017 puzzle:

Across

• 8. "Thanks a ___!" (big amount)
• 11. Carrying out something, "He is ___ it as we speak"
• 13. A long, significant historical period
• 14. An undefined number or amount. "___ day now, we'll find out"
• 15. Someone from Sweden
• 16. Zero
• 17. "___ in Black," film starring Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones
• 18. "Mission: ___" a Tom Cruise film franchise in which he plays a spy.
• 21. ___ Balloon, a popular light aircraft which uses heat from a flame to fly: 2 wds.
• 24. Green Eggs and ___
• 25. "Four score and seven years ___"
• 26. The protagonist of "The Matrix"
• 28. The ninth Greek letter, which also means "a tiny bit"
• 32. A comedy starring Ben Stiller and Robert Downey Jr., in which Tom Cruise made a cameo: 2 wds.
• 36. ___ Ward, of "Sisters" and "CSI: NY" fame
• 37. A weight station unit which is 2,000 pounds
• 38. Lifeblood to a pen
• 39. ___ Guevara, a legendary Argentinian revolutionary
• 42. Research aids or funds provided by the government
• 44. A musical comedy-drama in which Tom Cruise plays a self-indulgent rock star who plays for a band named "Arsenal": 3 wds
• 48. A sense of self-worth
• 49. Hockey legend Bobby ___
• 50. ___ Hunt, the spy from 18a
• 54. "Give me ___ your money!" (Thief's opening line)
• 55. A line on a skirt or a sewn edge, say
• 56. Another word for miserable or rotten. (rhymes with "drowsy")
• 57. "When Harry ___ Sally"
• 58. ___ Adams, the actress who plays Lois Lane in the DC Universe
• 59. A place where birds lay their eggs
• 1. A prefix that comes before "biotic" or "virus"
• 5. A popular barbecue offering, which is a bone
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• 8. Follower of Mary whose fleece was white as snow
• 9. Law school newbie
• 10. ___ Daly, of "Cagney & Lacey"
• 12. "The Twins" zodiac sign
• 19. Occurring before: Abbr
• 20. "___! Sounds like fun!" ("Sign me up"): 2 wds
• 21. What people wear on their heads
• 22. Shrek is one
• 23. A ___shed, where one would keep fix-em-up stuff
• 27. Over-exaggerated, in text speak: Abbr.
• 29. The father of Thor
• 30. Camping quarters
• 31. Noah built one of these
• 33. To put clothes into a suitcase
• 34. Boss ___, the antagonist from "Dukes of Hazzard"
• 35. The opposite of wind up, as with a fishing line
• 40. A big commotion, much ado about nothing: Hyph (to a Brit)
• 41. ___ Zimbalist of old TV
• 43. ___ Martin, a popular automobile company
• 44. A large mass of paper sheets
• 45. To gawk at or stare at something in a bad way
• 46. A stallion-to-be
• 47. A military force that is land-based
• 51. A shade of color
• 52. Another word for a donkey or mule
• 53. A Washington Post competitor from the Big Apple: Abbr.
• 1. Another word for commercials: Plural
• 2. "Its ___ or never"
• 3. Something you wear around your neck that goes with a suit
• 4. Country of which New Delhi is the capital
• 5. A gambling city in Nevada
• 6. Fighting ___, like Conor McGregor's countrymen
• 7. Lightweight wood that is often used to build models
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