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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular March 27 2020 puzzle:

Across

• 1. Mani-pedi locale
• 4. ___ tai (cocktail)
• 7. "Finger lickin' good" food establishment: Abbr.
• 10. Modern word for "thou"
• 11. ___ Raton, Florida (city in Palm Beach County)
• 13. Dublin's country, for short
• 14. "The Road ___," poem by Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Frost (birthday yesterday) that was published in 1916: 2 wds.
• 16. Kumar from the "Harold & Kumar" series
• 17. Jimmy ___ (high-end shoe brand)
• 18. Identical looking sibling
• 20. Blue ___ (largest mammals)
• 24. "Son of," in Arabic names
• 27. Toothpaste-approving group: Abbr.
• 28. "Mending ___," poem by Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Frost that was published in 1914
• 32. "Keep On Loving You" band ___ Speedwagon
• 33. "___ Burial," poem by Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Frost that was published in 1914
• 35. Female deer
• 36. Level-headed and clear-minded
• 38. Another word for "buddy"
• 39. Mel of Baseball
• 40. System of measurement that is not followed by USA
• 43. ___ Hudson, birth name of guitar legend Slash
• 45. Paul ___ who sang "Lonely Boy"
• 49. "And so on" letters: Abbr.
• 50. "___ by Woods on a Snowy Evening," poem by Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Frost that was published in 1923
• 54. "___, humbug!"
• 55. "The Time Machine" race opposite to Morlocks
• 56. Prefix meaning "modern"
• 57. "Until next time," say
• 58. Michael ___ of "Saturday Night Live"
• 59. Brain scan ordered by neurologists: Abbr.
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Down

• 1. Justin Timberlake's boy band 'N ___
• 2. Winnie-the-___
• 3. Opposite of "manual"
• 4. Many a CEO's degree: Abbr.
• 5. Astronaut's affirmative: Hyph.
• 6. "Fire and ___," poem by Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Frost that was published in 1920 and inspired George R.R. Martin's book title
• 7. Elton John's duet partner ___ Dee
• 8. Actress ___ Drescher of "The Nanny"
• 9. Animation frame
• 12. Starting pot for poker
• 15. Haul a vehicle
• 19. Direction that's opposite to ENE: Abbr.
• 21. "___! As if!" (disbelieving laugh)
• 22. Get from a shelter or give shelter
• 23. Kendrick ___, composer of the hit "Humble"
• 24. American tax authority: Abbr.
• 25. "Don't ___ fool": 2 wds.
• 26. Prefix with "conformist" to mean freethinker
• 29. "Much ___ about nothing"
• 30. Area where cars are parked
• 31. Allow or permit
• 34. Giants star Manning
• 37. Fleet-footed avian from down under
• 41. "Nothing ___ Matters," classic Metallica song
• 42. Baseball hat
• 43. "Nothing Gold Can ___," poem by Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Frost that was published in 1923
• 44. Throbbing pain
• 46. Cloud ___
• 47. Support for a proposal?
• 48. Really excited
• 49. ___ and flow (of a tide)
• 51. "Cake Boss" channel: Abbr.
• 52. "___-la-la!"
• 53. Mississippi mud ___
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