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1 Twitter label for top hashtags 7 Relative of a histogram 15 Currency of Indonesia

16 Had a midday break

17 Tough nut to crack 18 Explanatio­n for the existence of evil in God’s presence 19 Do without 20 Money, in slang 21 Care package sender, often 22 White House family of the early 20th century 23 Contest

24 Store window sign 25 Billion-dollar Procter & Gamble brand 26 Country album? 29 What a relief! 31 ___ kick 32 Yielding 33 Where BMW is headquarte­red 36 “Live well” sloganeer 37 Subject that encompasse­s net neutrality

39 Central to, with “of”

43 It comes to light 44 Put on display, with “out” 45 Product of transcript­ion 46 Certain Afrocentri­st, informally

47 One making a malicious attack, maybe

48 Pore over 50 Ditch

51 Zoo attraction 53 Capable of handling the task 54 Best-selling studio album of all time (33x platinum) 55 Hold tight 56 Something U and I have in common 57 Evans who was the 2009-10 N.B.A. Rookie of the Year

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1 Lullaby locale 2 Goes once around the track

3 It’s worse than a bomb 4 “Sweet dreams!”

5 Olivia de Havilland and Olivia Newton-John, for two 6 Playwright who wrote “All great truths begin as blasphemie­s” 7 Enemy of the Joker

8 Just behind 9 Dance done to fiddle music 10 Thrombus, more familiarly 11 Cabinet dept. that tracks homelessne­ss 12 Savage

13 Sister brand of 7Up

14 Mint family members 23 Lightning unit 24 What can help you step up your workout routine? 26 Sail-hoisting device 27 Reservatio­n 28 Princess in “The Crown” 30 Bread, in Bologna 33 Woman’s name that becomes another woman’s name when its vowels are switched

34 “Whew!” elicitor 35 Three-pointer? 37 Corn or bean plant, perhaps

38 Cry accompanyi­ng a double take 39 Attempts to hit 40 America’s Cup, e.g. 41 Until due 42 Need for teachers across the board 46 Left-facing arrow, in an email

48 Flat part of a flat 49 Extremely popular to a small fan base 50 Channel

52 For ___ (birthday card category)

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