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Across

• 1. Big ___ wolf (fairy tale villain)
• 4. ___-la-la (singsong syllables)
• 7. "Curly" long-lasting hairstyle, say
• 11. Result of a brainstorm, perhaps
• 13. Cheerios grain
• 14. "Spooky" sounding Great Lake
• 15. Wu-___ Clan, legendary hip hop collective
• 16. Tim Miller's feature directorial debut starring Ryan Reynolds as a foul-mouthed superhero, which grossed $782 million at the box office
• 18. "Dangerous" color
• 20. Take it easy?
• 21. Car type with a spacious trunk
• 24. Cleared one's plate at dinner
• 26. Negative vote from a horse?
• 27. "Peaceful" white bird
• 29. ___ Lanka, island country dubbed "The Teardrop of India"
• 32. Sugary suffix with "gluc-"
• 33. Travel ___ ship (by way of)
• 34. "A ___ is Born," Bradley Cooper's Oscar-winning directorial debut, which grossed $436 million at the box office
• 35. ___ Craven who directed "The Serpent and the Rainbow"
• 36. Seth MacFarlane's directorial debut about a foul-mouthed toy bear, which grossed $549 million at the box office
• 37. Land beside the sea?
• 38. Blemish or damage
• 39. Vatican City VIP
• 40. Kind of green energy from the sun
• 43. Toothy tool
• 44. Dame Emma ___ who starred in "The Remains of the Day"
• 47. British supermodel Kate ___
• 51. College campus residence, for short
• 52. One ___ million: 2 wds.
• 53. Military force on the ground
• 54. ___ butter popular in skincare routines
• 55. Soak up, as gravy
• 56. Loch ___ Monster from Scottish folklore
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Down

• 1. Attacked like a vampire
• 2. Organization concerned with toothaches: Abbr.
• 3. Hibernation site for a bear, perhaps
• 4. "Sweeney ___: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street"
• 5. Carly ___ Jepsen who sang "Western Wind"
• 6. ___ loss for words (dumbstruck): 2 wds.
• 7. ___ Le Pew, romantic French skunk in "Looney Tunes"
• 8. Greek god of love and desire (word hidden in "heros")
• 9. Revolt in the streets, say
• 10. Gibson who starred in "Braveheart"
• 12. City with the Taj Mahal
• 17. Dr. who produced for Eminem
• 19. Word that follows "bitter," maybe
• 21. "___ White and the Huntsman," Rupert Sanders' Oscar-nominated directorial debut, which grossed $396 million at the box office
• 22. Performed with ___ (without much difficulty)
• 23. Uses henna
• 24. Voracious, as a reader
• 25. Hot caffeinated beverage for the mid-afternoon, perhaps
• 28. ___ the hill (no longer capable)
• 29. ___, drop, and roll (certain instructions)
• 30. Not frequently encountered, say
• 31. Angry emotion
• 34. "The Greatest ___," Michael Gracey's Golden Globe-winning directorial debut, which grossed $435 million at the box office
• 36. Heavy-duty waterproof covering
• 37. Therapeutic spot?
• 38. "___ Mia!" Phyllida Lloyd's feature directorial debut with an ensemble cast, which grossed $695 million at the box office
• 40. Accepted norms, for short
• 41. "Pick me! Pick me!": Hyph.
• 42. Suffix with "folk" to mean tales, myths, and legends from a particular culture
• 43. Break into two, as a stick
• 45. Sorority "sibling," for short
• 46. Musical Yoko
• 48. You can dig it?
• 49. Texting protocol on your phone: Abbr.
• 50. The "S" in GPS, for short
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