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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular April 8 2023 puzzle:

Across

• 1. Beach volleyball surface
• 5. Opposite of "outgoing"
• 8. "For what ___ worth..."
• 11. Defendant's declaration, like "not guilty"
• 12. Crusty, perhaps fruity, desserts
• 14. Digit in a sock
• 15. Bigfoot's Asian cousin in the mountains
• 16. Salt Lake County's state
• 17. Poet's "before"
• 18. "Like father, like ___"
• 20. "___ of '42," 1971 film directed by Robert Mulligan that won an Oscar
• 22. Nairobi's country
• 25. Disappointing sports match outcome, perhaps
• 26. "___ Maria" (hymn)
• 27. Relaxing bath site
• 30. Disinfectant's victim
• 34. Knitter's ball
• 36. Tattered shirt's new purpose, say
• 38. Metropolitan ___ (a city and its surrounding communities)
• 39. Document signed to protect secrets: Abbr.
• 40. "Love with the Proper ___," 1963 film directed by Robert Mulligan that was nominated for five Oscars
• 42. Dollhouse accessory with cups and saucers: 2 wds.
• 44. Shakespearean "many a time"
• 45. "The Man in the ___," 1991 film directed by Robert Mulligan starring Reese Witherspoon in her film debut
• 47. Actress Sedaris of "BoJack Horseman"
• 49. Subway meat choice
• 50. "Three," in Spanish
• 53. USA's ___ Coast (Atlantic Coast)
• 57. Ill-tempered state
• 58. Theme park attraction
• 59. Earth's line of rotation
• 60. Capitol Building VIP, briefly
• 61. "I kid ___ not!"
• 62. Nevadan casino city that rivals Las Vegas
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Down

• 1. Secret agent who collects secrets
• 2. Pub bartender's pint
• 3. Lead-in to "flix" to give the OTT platform for "The Crown"
• 4. "Inside ___ Clover," 1965 film directed by Robert Mulligan that won two Golden Globe Awards
• 5. Created, as a spider web
• 6. Chart-topping song, say
• 7. Bakery dough raiser
• 8. Collector's ___ (rare object)
• 9. Ripped apart, as a newspaper
• 10. Clairvoyant person (rhymes with "jeer")
• 13. Feng ___ (ancient Chinese practice)
• 19. Raisin cookie tidbit
• 21. Actress ___ Fox of "Jennifer's Body"
• 22. Rhyming follower of "jay," phonetically
• 23. Actor ___ Peters of "Dahmer-Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story"
• 24. One who is adorkable
• 28. ___ Major, the "Great Bear" constellation
• 29. Baseball and cricket equipment
• 31. "Cogito, ___ sum" ("I think, therefore I am")
• 32. Coral formation that's a tropical fish hangout
• 33. Convenience store, e.g.
• 35. Post-WWII military alliance with the U.S. and U.K.: Abbr.
• 37. Bacon-frying residue
• 41. Cash dispenser that fattens one's wallet: Abbr.
• 43. ___-level job (job that requires no experience)
• 45. Stallion's mate
• 46. "Bad times are coming" sign
• 48. "Same Time, Next ___," 1978 film directed by Robert Mulligan that won a Golden Globe Award
• 49. "A fool and ___ money are soon parted"
• 51. "___ Bravo," 1959 John Wayne Western
• 52. University admissions' email ender: Abbr.
• 54. Handy tool for a woodcutter
• 55. Confession confession?
• 56. General ___ (Chinese-inspired chicken dish)
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