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More answers from Daily Themed Crossword regular May 8 2020 puzzle:

Across

• 8. Female sibling, lovingly
• 11. "Ageless" cosmetic brand
• 12. Mop & ___ (floor cleaning brand)
• 13. Rub the wrong way
• 14. "The Wind-Up ____ Chronicle," 1995 novel by Haruki Murakami which received the Yomiuri Literary Award
• 15. Steal from
• 16. Thumbs-down vote
• 17. Cleaning cloth
• 20. Drain stopper
• 22. Ankle-length skirt
• 23. Twilight, poetically
• 24. ___ Beta Kappa (honor society in the US)
• 26. Major stretch of time
• 28. "After ___," 2004 novel by Haruki Murakami which is set in Tokyo
• 32. Partner of willing
• 34. "___ It Snow: Three Holiday Romances," 2008 novel co-authored by John Green
• 36. R.E.M.'s "The ___ Love": 2 wds.
• 37. "Norwegian ___," 1987 novel by Haruki Murakami that has a protagonist named Toru Watanabe
• 38. Baby tiger
• 40. Explosive letters
• 41. Oxygen or hydrogen, e.g.
• 44. "All ___" (courtroom phrase)
• 46. ___-savvy
• 47. "To the ___ degree" (utmost)
• 48. Take to the slopes
• 50. "____ close for comfort"
• 52. "To ___ his own"
• 56. ___ Haw (donkey's bray)
• 57. Big coffee holder
• 58. Puzzle cube creator Rubik
• 59. Put the kibosh on
• 60. ___ Dee River (Carolina's waterway)
• 61. ___-up (suppressed emotions)
• 1. Subject with fractions
• 5. "___ Without Women," 2014 short story collection by Haruki Murakami that shares its title with Ernest Hemingway's short story collection
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Down

• 6. Hitch on the fly, say
• 7. Like some gases and families
• 8. "Hear the Wind ___," 1979 novel by Haruki Murakami that is the first of the "Trilogy of the Rat" series
• 9. Tax deferred investment: Abbr.
• 10. Cloud's locale
• 18. Wood splitting tool
• 19. "Birthday ___," 2002 short story by Haruki Murakami that is a recounting of a person's twentieth birthday
• 21. Ctrl+Z function
• 22. Actor Ventimiglia of "This Is Us"
• 24. Foot with claws
• 25. "Silicon Valley" airer: Abbr.
• 27. Old nuclear agency: Abbr.
• 29. Poker hand fee
• 30. "Star Wars" character Kylo ___
• 31. First-aid ___
• 33. Competitive advantage
• 35. Chance in a game, say
• 39. Minuscule amount
• 42. Behave in an unruly manner: 2 wds.
• 43. "Kafka on the ___," 2002 novel by Haruki Murakami which received the World Fantasy Award in 2006
• 45. "A Wild ____ Chase," 1982 novel by Haruki Murakami which won the Noma Literary Newcomer's prize
• 46. Fastened, like a rope
• 48. Famous seashell seller
• 49. Barbie's beau
• 51. Lonely number
• 53. "___ you serious?"
• 54. "Inside Politics" network: Abbr.
• 55. Opposite of cold
• 1. Unruly crowd
• 2. "___ Baba and the Forty Thieves"
• 3. Road paving goo
• 4. Multi-headed monster, in Greek mythology
• 5. Head of department, for short
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