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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular February 12 2021 puzzle:

Across

• 1. ___ Martens
• 4. 9-to-5 ___
• 7. Home run hitter
• 10. One's sense of self
• 11. Sportswear brand with a leaping feline
• 12. "O" in BOGO
• 13. "The West Wing" writer ___ Attie
• 14. "Love the skin you're in" brand
• 15. Fine-tune a skill, say
• 16. ___ Random House, multinational conglomerate publishing company which published "Becoming" by Michelle Obama
• 18. ___ & Schuster, American publishing company which published "No Days Off" by Max Domi
• 19. Elizabethan ___ (period)
• 20. Band-___ (adhesive strip)
• 21. Cincinnati's state
• 24. Prom wear for a guy, informally
• 25. "I've ___ it up to here!"
• 28. Pursue romantically
• 29. Fredrik Backman's "A ___ Called Ove"
• 30. Lion's pride?
• 31. Actress Kudrow from "P.S. I Love You"
• 33. "Nothing ___ the truth"
• 34. Teenager's skin woe
• 35. "The Princess and the ___"
• 37. German "I"
• 38. John ___ & Sons, Inc., American publishing company which publishes academic and instructional materials
• 41. ___ nut (wheel fastener)
• 43. McMuffin ingredient
• 46. "The odds ___ in our favor"
• 47. Clear the contents of a CD
• 49. Darjeeling export
• 50. Eminem and Rihanna's "Love the Way You ___"
• 51. ___ Publications, American book publisher which often publishes reissues
• 52. ___ o' shanter
• 53. "What a pity!"
• 54. Chris Hemsworth's "The Huntsman: Winter's ___"
• 55. Poetic palindrome
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Down

• 1. "...I'm off the ___ end, watch as I dive in..." (Gaga's words)
• 2. Stare at, creepily
• 3. Jukebox insert
• 4. "Pretty Woman" actress Roberts
• 5. Muscat's country
• 6. ___ Area (San Francisco locale)
• 7. "Baby" or "sonic" follower
• 8. The "A" in A.D.
• 9. Aged 13 to 19, informally
• 11. Rain cats and dogs
• 15. Concealed, say
• 17. Prefix for "metric" or "physics"
• 18. ___ Flags Over Texas (amusement park)
• 20. Monica Geller-Bing to Ben
• 21. Barn bird
• 22. ___ Polloi
• 23. Apple's platform
• 24. Greek letter after sigma
• 25. ___ Book Group, American publishing company which published the book "The Last Lecture"
• 26. Raggedy doll
• 27. Wallace of "E.T"
• 29. Management degree: Abbr.
• 30. ___ and cheese
• 32. Aldous Huxley's "___ and Essence"
• 36. Black ___ Peas of "Imma Be"
• 37. One who uses Instagram, informally
• 38. Whitman who wrote "O Captain! My Captain!"
• 39. Colorful eye part
• 40. Common soup ingredient
• 41. Krakatoa output
• 42. ___ manual (guide)
• 44. Neutral or reverse, e.g.
• 45. "___ of Thrones"
• 48. Big quarrel
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