Gets rid of, as the oldest item in a programming cache Crossword Clue

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Hint 1: Clue Definitions

PROGRAMMING (noun)
1. creating a sequence of instructions to enable the computer to do something
2. setting an order and time for planned events
CACHE (noun)
1. (computer science) RAM memory that is set aside as a specialized buffer storage that is continually updated; used to optimize data transfers between system elements with different characteristics
2. a secret store of valuables or money
CACHE (verb)
1. save up as for future use

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CIVETS

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17. Comment to the poorly hidden

18. Folder below "Snoozed," maybe

19. A24 horror film in which Rory Kinnear plays multiple roles

20. Vibing with

21. Where Mozart's "Don Giovanni" and "La Clemenza di Tito" debuted

23. Big meanie

24. Quaint cooler

25. Facetious question after mentioning something well known

29. Duck, say

30. Library section that may have comic books and beanbags

31. Amount often added

34. Actress Rooney of "Women Talking"

35. Cooties

36. Simple pajama top, casually

37. '___ good!'

38. Relent

39. See 36-Down

40. "Technically, that's correct"

44. Pompom, for a stuffed bunny

45. Deal sealer

46. Macy's or Wendy's, for instance?

47. Crunchy lunch

50. Sitar, technically

51. To be determined

54. One might be floated or flirted with

55. "I can figure it out!"

56. Birthplace of novelist Daniel Alarcón

57. Film script abbr.

58. Teacups and pirate ships

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Down

1. Teem (with)

2. Intermediate crocheting project

3. Country that uses the Jalali calendar rather than the Gregorian

4. Diarist Anaïs

5. The "Aha!" of an aha moment

6. You might use it to walk the dog

7. It's a me problem

8. Minuscule quantities

9. Condiment served with rolls

10. Exclamation after checking one's watch

11. Operating system with a penguin mascot named Tux

12. Go out with

14. Style

15. French connections?

22. Whistle blowers

23. Predator found in all oceans

24. Unchanged when multiplied by itself, from the Latin for "same" and "power"

25. Gospel singer Franklin

26. Chop choice

27. One mailing it in?

28. TV term that's becoming obsolete in the streaming era

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33. Online notification sound

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36. With 39-Across, scientist for whom a Cornell research institute is named

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39. Tech journalist Kara

41. Un canard ou un émeu

42. Donna who wrote "The Secret History"

43. Slip past

45. Hair raiser?

46. Subtle suggestion

47. Like some tires

48. Accompaniment for a tequila shot

49. Oh-so

52. "A ___ on both your houses!" (Shakespearean misquote)

53. Fan of the Bulldogs

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