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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular April 1 2019 puzzle:

Across

• 49. Novel's storyline
• 50. Sean Penn's "___ Sam": 2 wds.
• 51. "He ___ leave for the rest of the week.": 2 wds.
• 52. Mends with a needle
• 53. 31st December for short which is also an e.g. of 12a
• 54. Egyptian queen known for her beauty, for short
• 1. Met ___ (star-studded fundraising event in NYC)
• 5. Solemn promise made by a groom, say
• 8. Hard Rock ___ Inc. (restaurant chain)
• 12. Shortened version of a term, for short
• 13. Savings plan for one's golden years: Abbr.
• 14. Ridesharing app whose name means "super"
• 15. Musical with the song "I Dreamed a Dream" which was also the name of Scottish singer Susan Boyle's (birthday today) debut album: 2 wds.
• 18. School support group: Abbr.
• 19. Actress Witherspoon of "Water for Elephants"
• 20. Cabs, like the ones offered by 14a
• 23. "Sweet Child o' Mine" band ___ N' Roses
• 25. "___ Got Talent," TV program that brought Susan Boyle to prominence
• 27. Work in display at the Guggenheim Museum
• 30. Caribbean and Mediterranean
• 31. You may move your mouse over one
• 32. Japanese pro golfer and Hall of Famer ___ Aoki
• 33. Breakfast skillet?
• 34. "___ Ovation: The Greatest Songs from the Stage," fourth studio album by Susan Boyle that peaked at number 12 on the Billboard 200 chart
• 36. Life facts on resumes, for short
• 38. Sty sounds
• 39. Strongly encouraged
• 42. Musical pair
• 43. Song co-written by Paul McCartney and Denny Laine which Susan Boyle performed at Windsor Castle: 3 wds.
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Down

• 44. Shark's sharp feature that sticks out of water
• 45. Mary ___ (cosmetics company)
• 46. French luxury fashion house: Abbr.
• 47. Mass of fish eggs
• 48. Rocker Brian ___
• 1. Gadot who plays Wonder Woman
• 2. Grampa Simpson, lovingly
• 3. Cake measuring units: Abbr.
• 4. Targets for roll-ons
• 5. Word on certain credit cards
• 6. Unrefined metal
• 7. "Captain America: Civil ___"
• 8. Sugar portions
• 9. Up to the task
• 10. Professional charges
• 11. Gaelic language
• 16. "___ girl!" (birth announcement): 2 wds.
• 17. Son of Prince Valiant
• 20. Syrup unit: Abbr.
• 21. Measure of land
• 22. Capital of Shaanxi Province in China
• 23. Annoying flies (rhymes with "rats")
• 24. Federal department concerning farmers: Abbr.
• 26. ___ facto (by that very fact)
• 27. A ___ apple (same way z is linked to zebra): 2 wds.
• 28. Military status
• 29. Clothing, informally
• 32. Thoughtless and stupid
• 35. Name for a name, in Grammar
• 36. Accessories that go around the waist and hold pants
• 37. Bride's response at the altar: 2 wds.
• 39. Baseball officials, for short
• 40. ___ of thirds (guideline often followed by visual artists)
• 41. "Fireflies ___ in the dark"
• 42. A ___ a dozen
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