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• 16. Ketogenic or Atkins, e.g.
• 17. Swiss peak
• 18. Political satire series starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus which won three consecutive Emmy awards for Outstanding Comedy Series
• 19. "30 ___," sitcom starring Tina Fey which won three consecutive Emmy awards for Outstanding Comedy Series
• 22. Pay-___-view
• 23. Up to the task
• 24. Slight coloration (rhymes with "hinge")
• 27. Miss Piggy's favorite pronoun
• 28. Time ___ (duration of time)
• 30. Organization that provides towing services: Abbr.
• 32. Disney World's ___ Center
• 34. ___-Alt-Del (computer command)
• 35. Daylight savings units, for short
• 36. Throw the dice
• 37. Yeats or Keats, e.g.
• 39. Leaves in a bag
• 41. "The Dick Van ___ Show," sitcom starring the titular actor which won three consecutive Emmy awards for Outstanding Comedy Series
• 42. "Everybody Loves ___," sitcom starring Ray Romano which won two Emmy awards for Outstanding Comedy Series
• 46. Long shivery exclamation in a comic strip
• 47. Fireman's tool
• 48. Be regretful
• 49. Actress Seydoux and Michele
• 50. "___ you know?" (common fact starter)
• 51. Metric units greater than millimeters, for short
• 1. Antonym, for short
• 4. Slumber party attire, for short
• 7. Superlative of "more"
• 11. "Friend or ___?"
• 12. "___ There Delilah" (song by the Plain White T's)
• 13. Available for business
• 14. Sitcom starring Kelsey Grammer which won five consecutive Emmy awards for Outstanding Comedy Series
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• 15. Japanese wine
• 18. Bluish-green blood line
• 19. Farm male
• 20. Double reed instrument
• 21. Cinema snippet
• 22. Group that meets in schools: Abbr.
• 25. Spanish for "cat"
• 26. James ___ Jones, actor of "Field of Dreams"
• 28. To put in order
• 29. Scoreboard figures, for short
• 31. "___ in the Family," sitcom starring Carroll O'Connor which won four Emmy awards for Outstanding Comedy Series
• 33. Sitcom starring Ted Danson which won four Emmy awards for Outstanding Comedy Series
• 34. Hastily prepare for midterms, say
• 37. Ceremonial pile of wood, used in ceremonies
• 38. Sticky finger-like veggie
• 39. Sitcom starring Danny DeVito which won three consecutive Emmy awards for Outstanding Comedy Series
• 40. The Black ___ Peas (will.i.am's band)
• 41. "Show up on time," in textspeak: Abbr.
• 42. "Way cool!" ('90s teen slang)
• 43. "The Lord of the Rings" creature
• 44. ___ lock (on/off key on a laptop)
• 45. ___ Moines (capital of Iowa)
• 1. "Knock it ___!" ("Stop it!")
• 2. ___ favor ("please" in Spanish)
• 3. Stew veggie
• 4. "The ___ Silvers Show," sitcom starring the titular actor which won three consecutive Emmy awards for Outstanding Comedy Series
• 5. Maker of Wranglers and Grand Cherokees
• 6. Damascus' capital, for short
• 7. "___ Family," sitcom starring Ed O'Neill which won five consecutive Emmy awards for Outstanding Comedy Series
• 8. "___ and Anthony" (American radio show)
• 9. Slip through the cracks
• 10. "The Last Ship" TV network: Abbr.
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