Miguel ___, retired Spanish road racing cyclist who holds the record for winning the most number of consecutive Tours de France races (five times) - Daily Themed Crossword

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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular July 16 2019 puzzle:

Across

• 47. Quick shower
• 48. Sleep-inducing furniture
• 49. Obamacare abbreviation
• 50. Abnormal abscess
• 51. Weep
• 52. Chop with an axe
• 1. The Super Bowl sports association: Abbr.
• 4. "___ good boy and finish your food.": 2 wds.
• 7. "Watch your ___" ("Be careful")
• 11. iPhone's software
• 12. Hooting bird
• 13. Like someone well over six feet, say
• 14. Starting location of the 2019 Tour de France, chosen in honor of the 50th anniversary of Eddy Merckx's first Tour de France win
• 17. Like a loud verbal spat
• 18. "Don't make an ___ of yourself." (behave in a silly manner)
• 19. Word after "present" or "future," in grammar
• 21. War buddy
• 23. Ingest food
• 24. Popular frozen carbonated beverage that comes in fruit and soda flavors
• 25. Greek god of war
• 27. No.1 basketball league: Abbr.
• 30. Traditional finishing location of the Tour de France in Paris since 1975: Hyph.
• 33. Japanese dough
• 34. "___ with my little eye ..." (children's guessing game): 2 wds.
• 35. Model's job in front of the camera
• 36. ___ Wallach, actor who played Calvera in the Western film "The Magnificent Seven"
• 37. Dispatched
• 38. Burger accompaniment, usually
• 40. Timely announcement from the cockpit: Abbr.
• 41. Boast
• 42. Miguel ___, retired Spanish road racing cyclist who holds the record for winning the most number of consecutive Tours de France races (five times)
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Down

• 43. "Blindspot" and "Superstore" channel: Abbr.
• 44. Counterpart of "ooh" (crowd reaction)
• 45. Dry ___ (cooling agent)
• 46. Super-casual "no"
• 1. Writing end of a pen
• 2. ___ sale (garage sale message)
• 3. University with the mascot "Mike the Tiger": Abbr.
• 4. Dominating type
• 5. Sheep that could give birth
• 6. Everyone in the room, say
• 7. Publicity ___ (planned marketing event)
• 8. What you'd remove from newly purchased clothes
• 9. "Her" in French (also a magazine name)
• 10. Move on a route regularly
• 15. "The Cherry City" (Oregon capital)
• 16. "Do It Again" band ___ Dan
• 20. Simple enough
• 21. Body ___ (accompanies the flu)
• 22. With very little fat on the body
• 24. Cold and aloof
• 25. Birthplace of St. Francis in Italy
• 26. Democrat's counterpart, for short
• 27. Advertising light gas
• 28. Most impressive of the bunch
• 29. Suffix for enzymes
• 31. Heap or mound
• 32. Ancient hunter's long weapon with a pointy end
• 36. Number of legs a spider has
• 37. Prepare for an exam
• 38. Wear away the edge of a cloth by rubbing
• 39. Storage area pests
• 40. Linda ___, from Broadway's "Jekyll & Hyde"
• 41. London-based broadcaster that's the world's oldest: Abbr.
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