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What a gastroenterologist would like you to have daily (sorry about the "breakfast test" failure)
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Across
  1. 1A
    What a gastroenterologist would like you to have daily (sorry about the "breakfast test" failure)
  2. 3A
    Univ. military programs
  3. 7A
    Horrible comics viking
  4. 12A
    Precipitation the Beatles sung about
  5. 14A
    Bill and George H.W. alternative in '92
  6. 16A
    "Akita Witch" author; _____ Okorafor
  7. 18A
    90 degrees clockwise from NNW
  8. 19A
    Can't make a souffle without these. (You'll also need an L and another F)
  9. 20A
    Esperanto for a group of sportsmen playing together as a unit. Coincidentally it is spelled and pronounced exactly the same as "I love you"
  10. 21A
    No longer
  11. 22A
    Amazon assistant
  12. 23A
    Non-Jewish woman as spelled by people who had never heard of the term before seeing a Seinfeld episode that coined the phrase "______-appeal"
  13. 25A
    When military mobilizations begin
  14. 26A
    Not those
  15. 27A
    A certain __ ne sais quoi
  16. 28A
    Have a cow
  17. 29A
    Pacifies
  18. 30A
    Home of the Golden Bears
  19. 31A
    MDXXX divided by X
  20. 32A
    Toyota hybrid
  21. 33A
    I once made a terrible faux pas; I put ketchup upon my ____ gras; they said such procedures; were simply egregious; but it had a 27A ne sais quoi
  22. 34A
    That man
  23. 35A
    I really miss this motorists' organizations maps. Did I ever mention that before?
  24. 36A
    A pleasant Sunday tradition among muggles
  25. 37A
    Debt letters
  26. 38A
    Radically undo the balance
  27. 39A
    Up to a certain time
  28. 40A
    Nelly song remixed as "Tip Drill" (Contains the refrain "Andele andele mami, ., . (uh-oh)" which is probably not a reference to Old MacDonald.... Okay, it's 13D backwards)
  29. 42A
    1,600 square meters in Thailand (if you add a letter you get a deluge [and another entry in this grid])
  30. 44A
    Data storage medium that doesn't allow modification. (As in CD-___)
  31. 46A
    Bilbo Baggins' Elfen dagger "Sting", Brienne of Tarth's sword "Oathkeeper", the pulse pistol called "Winona" in "Farscape", and others
Down
  1. 1D
    Propagate under controlled conditions
  2. 2D
    Tailless 1D of cat
  3. 3D
    Hospital caregiver
  4. 4D
    The hand is quicker than this they say
  5. 5D
    Essential hearts of issues (but bizarrely pluralized... not sure why CrossHare suggested it but I needed it so ... here it is)
  6. 6D
    Couch
  7. 7D
    _op-_cotch
  8. 8D
    A nice foliated metamorphic rock
  9. 9D
    "Should I use a hatchet or __ ___ to chop down this tree". "__ ___. A hatchet is too small"
  10. 10D
    Nigerian singer with the song "Dumebi". (How ____rkable!)
  11. 11D
    Many mathematicians favorite number
  12. 13D
    That is to say
  13. 15D
    Sound ß (Eszett) represents
  14. 17D
    Perform; act; execute; female deer; bring to pass
  15. 19D
    Norwegian king who supposedly built the first Christian church in Norway
  16. 20D
    "___ the breaks"
  17. 22D
    Improvise; wing it
  18. 23D
    Your average Joe Blow ("a stupid, worthless, or unattractive person" according to Mr.s Merriam and Mr. Webster)
  19. 24D
    Tabloid topic
  20. 25D
    First word of an excellent rum cocktail ("The best" supposedly)
  21. 26D
    Second word of an excellent rum cocktail ("The best" supposedly)
  22. 27D
    First word of a ball and racket game that comes up in crosswords all the time (or at least it used to)
  23. 28D
    She was sole ruler of Egypt from 131 to 127 B.C. but before that she co-ruled with Ol' Ptoly VI and later she co-ruled with Ptoly VIII. She's some great-grandcester of the last queen we all know and love who was the VII with that name.
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    Braincases
  25. 30D
    First of the Medicis to rule Florence
  26. 31D
    Head honcho; guy in charge
  27. 32D
    Song of praise (a good way to use up excessive vowels)
  28. 33D
    Camera aperture setting (a good way to use up consonants if you have a few too many)
  29. 35D
    Performed like _ ___ (as though you could make a career of it)
  30. 36D
    Mrs., in Portugal
  31. 41D
    That thing
  32. 43D
    "That hurt!"
  33. 45D
    "One more thing" (in a letter)
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