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Across

• 41. Basic principle of Chinese philosophy
• 43. Lathered up
• 45. "So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the ___." closing line from "The Great Gatsby"
• 46. "Make ___ meet" (earn enough to survive)
• 47. "Rehab" singer Winehouse
• 50. Beehive State
• 51. Lost fish in a Pixar film
• 52. Eggs used in sushi
• 53. ___ talk (pre-game talk by a coach)
• 54. Prefix with "metric" or "phonic"
• 55. Heavy unit of weight
• 1. Taxi for hire
• 4. Certain movie ratings used with "13": Abbr.
• 7. Cuddling in public, e.g.: Abbr.
• 10. Take to court
• 11. Medieval chest for valuables
• 13. Apple's cousin (homophone of pair)
• 14. Wine gets better with this
• 15. Spongy toy weapon brand
• 16. "___, There and Everywhere" (song by The Beatles)
• 17. Drum your fingers on the table, e.g.
• 19. Anger or intense rage
• 20. "The scar had not pained Harry for nineteen years. All ___." closing lines from "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows": 2 wds.
• 22. Cleveland's state
• 25. ___ Lanka
• 26. Braying animal
• 29. "It's ___. Don't ever tell anybody anything. If you do, you start missing everybody." closing lines from "The Catcher in the Rye"
• 31. Fortuneteller's card
• 33. Served lunch to, say
• 34. Memorable time
• 37. ___ Bitsy Spider
• 38. "He loved Big ___." closing line from "1984" by George Orwell
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Down

• 40. ___ salts (detoxifying agent)
• 41. Jodie Foster film, "Little Man ___"
• 42. "Without delay!": Abbr.
• 44. Bull's-eye hitter
• 45. Young dog, for short
• 48. Cow's call
• 49. Japanese moolah
• 1. System that enables consumers to source food directly from farms: Abbr.
• 2. Month after July, for short
• 3. Steak or Chili con carne requirement
• 4. Black and white bear from China
• 5. MLB pitcher Maddux and Olympic diver Louganis
• 6. Twisty hardware items
• 7. ___ pressure (influence)
• 8. Truth or ___? (party game)
• 9. "___ there any questions?" closing line from "The Handmaid's Tale"
• 12. Look ___ (take care of)
• 13. ___ Dunphy, character from "Modern Family" played by Ty Burrell
• 18. "Victory is mine!": 2 wds.
• 21. Illuminated a candle
• 22. ___-limits (forbidden)
• 23. Cry's partner
• 24. The Hoosier State: Abbr.
• 26. Gallery display
• 27. Message from a sinking ship
• 28. Pig's abode
• 30. "Get ___ Ya-Ya's Out!" (album by the Rolling Stones)
• 32. Suffix with "million" or "billion"
• 35. Cleveland Indians legend Al ___
• 36. Does penance
• 38. This one and that
• 39. "Yes, she thought, laying down her brush in extreme fatigue, I have ___ vision." closing lines from "To the Lighthouse": 2 wds.
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