___ M., German-Caribbean vocal group who covered the Christmas song Mary's Boy Child in 1978 - Daily Themed Crossword

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BONEY

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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular August 7 2023 puzzle:

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1. Angry crowd
4. Distress letters at sea
7. ___-Wan Kenobi
10. Book sheet
11. Fail to include
13. Fawn over someone (rhymes with "note")
15. Bob ___, singer who covered the song "Take a Message to Mary" in 1970
17. Lima's country
18. Hydrocarbon suffixes
19. Guy ___ from Food Network
20. Jazz legend Simone
22. Angst-ridden genre
23. "Empire" actress ___ Long
26. Bidding war site
28. ___ and the Heartbreakers, rock band with the hit song "Mary Jane's Last Dance": 2 wds.
33. Part of a minute, for short
34. "___ and Anthony" (American radio show)
35. Place for a techno party
37. ___ Shakur, rapper whose song "Hail Mary" was released posthumously in 1997
41. Michael ___, "The Martian" actor
42. Pop duo ___ & Oates
43. "According to me": Abbr.
44. T-rex, for one, for short
46. Close, as an envelope
48. What some shoulders and pants do
49. PC port letters
51. North's directional opposite
54. The ___, English rock band that released the song "What's the New Mary Jane" 28 years after it was first recorded
58. Ballerina's skirt
59. Animal with antlers
60. Grimm beginning?
62. Actress Laura ___ of "Jurassic Park Dominion"
64. Dismounted, as a horse
66. Dull and colorless (anagram of "brad")
68. Sleeper's sound?
71. Prefix with "physics" or "morphosis"
72. Vino ___ (dry wine)
73. "___ Almighty," 2007 film
74. Pester repeatedly
75. The ___, English rock band that released the song "Mary Anne with the Shaky Hand" in 1968
76. Ayn ___ author of "Fountainhead"
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1. "___ help you?": 2 wds.
2. Look at lustfully
3. Grizzly or Polar, e.g.
4. Soak up, as gravy
5. Foreboding sign
6. Helpful iPhone voice
7. "___ to a Nightingale" (John Keats creation)
8. ___ M., German-Caribbean vocal group who covered the Christmas song "Mary's Boy Child" in 1978
9. Shopping list part
10. Adobe file format: Abbr.
12. Melodious song components
14. Paul Anka's "___ Beso"
16. Largest single digit
21. Assist in a crime
24. Something to scratch
25. Book of maps
27. "Puncture" prefix
28. ___ secret (confidential)
29. Newspaper think piece: Hyph.
30. Short skirt
31. "P" in PB&J
32. Santa's busy season?
36. ___ from the past (nostalgia)
38. "___ posh" ("Nonsense!")
39. Doctor's organization: Abbr.
40. Tooth on a gear
45. Norway's capital
47. Sound that's high in decibels
50. Mountain road curves
52. Sport-___ (off-road vehicles)
53. Ike & Tina ___, duo who released the hit cover version of the song "Proud Mary" in 1971
54. Bright ray of light
55. "The ___ DeGeneres Show"
56. Large dog breed from Japan
57. Metallic fastener
61. "To ___ his own"
63. ___ Scotia, Canada
65. Shirt attachment that tells its price
67. Fake ghost's shout
69. ___ through (rehearsed)
70. Draw to a close
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