Daily Themed Crossword 10 January 2020 answers

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1d. Ocean liner:

SHIP

1a. Attack with a knife:

STAB

2d. Brit's subway:

TUBE

3d. "___ 8 and above" (game box advice):

AGES

4d. Colombia's capital:

BOGOTA

5d. Program co-created by American Physicians for health care providers: Abbr.:

APLS

5a. Barnyard brayer:

ASS

6d. Dr. ___, American children's author whose books have sold more than 600 million copies:

SEUSS

7d. Danielle ___, American romance writer whose books have sold more than 650 million copies:

STEEL

8d. Snake's warning:

HISS

8a. ___ polloi (general population):

HOI

9d. Blue's "___ Love":

ONE

10d. Mike and ___ (candy brand):

IKE

11a. "Les Miserables" author Victor:

HUGO

12d. ___ Christie, English writer of detective novels whose books have sold more than 2 billion copies:

AGATHA

12a. "Adopt ___" (animal shelter campaign): 2 wds.:

APET

13a. Cartridge content:

INK

14a. "___ your pardon": 2 wds.:

IBEG

15a. Sticky stuff ?:

GLUE

16a. "Long time, no ____!":

SEE

17a. Mexican money:

PESO

18a. Opposite of liabilities:

ASSETS

19d. Printing employee, for short:

TYP

20a. Explosive letters: Abbr.:

TNT

21d. Australian state whose capital is Sydney: Abbr.:

NSW

22a. Clever like a fox:

SLY

23d. Complain too often:

NAG

23a. Pop singer Bedingfield of "Pocketful of Sunshine":

NATASHA

24d. Turkish title of respect:

AGA

25d. Little one:

TOT

26d. Volcanic leftover:

ASH

27a. College dance with a king and a queen:

PROM

28d. Johannesburg's country: Abbr.:

RSA

29d. "Flags of ___ Fathers":

OUR

30d. Type of school for doctors, for short:

MED

31a. "It's ___" (approval for lift-off): 2 wds.:

AGO

32a. "Rome ___ built in a day":

WASNT

33d. Patient tenders:

NURSES

34d. Cooking measurement: Abbr.:

TBSP

35a. Take to court:

SUE

36a. Fence opening:

GATE

37d. Book between Galatians and Philippians: Abbr.:

EPH

38a. Lafayette Ronald ___, American author who holds the Guiness record of "Most Published works by one author" with 1084 books:

HUBBARD

39d. Second-string squad: Hyph.:

BTEAM

40a. Mom-and-pop school group: Abbr.:

PTA

41d. Unacceptable in society:

TABOO

42d. Large Japanese dog:

AKITA

43a. Q-U link, letterwise:

RST

44d. Auction off:

SELL

44a. William ___, English writer whose books have sold more than 2 billion copies:

SHAKESPEARE

45d. Polish, as text:

EDIT

46d. "___ I care!": 2 wds.:

ASIF

47d. Tiny stream:

RILL

48d. Biblical twin to Jacob:

ESAU

49d. Omelet ingredient:

EGG

49a. Bird's-____ view:

EYE

50d. Supporter's answer:

YEA

51a. ___ one's time (wait):

BIDE

52a. Garage sale words: 2 wds.:

ASIS

53a. Toothpaste form:

GEL

54a. Big name in elevators:

OTIS

55a. Actress Kunis of "That '70s Show":

MILA

56a. "Wonder Woman" star ___ Gadot:

GAL

OAT

58a. Swine ___ (2009 health scare):

FLU

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