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Pop singer and Eliza's pursuer "Paradise" songwriter John Plains senator Political machine practice Patron Protective Purchasing agent's job Pour vodka and scotch? *Precipitous drop in cost Pub vessel Premiums paid for exchange of currency. Phrase from the book of Matthew Pessimist up in arms? Punk rock band whose most famous song is a prayer to the Virgin Mary Piers on the Seine Pulls the plug on Passing along one's audacity? Passing along one's audacity? Premiums on money exchanges Pagliacci's pest? Product line owned by General Mills Powerful Ottoman ancestor of a certain republican governor? President of the Bakers' Union? Predicaments Pledge maker Pfizer cold and flu medicine Place for a crease Power strip parts, often Part 2 of second quote President of the American National Red Cross. Part 4 of factoid Power to dominate Pickling guru? Pickle pro? Pickle to die for? Pickle to die for? 1964 party line Picnic snack, sometimes Playground of the Denver Nuggets Phrase from the 14th Amendment Period People of note? Popular opera star. Portion portion Part of a classic movie festival? PAGE Punch Pet, typically Part 6 of the observation Part of qq.v. (which see) Part of a big Thanksgiving Day dinner Pittsburgh philanthropists Portions of the earth's surface directly above foci of earthquakes. Pyrrhus united this ancient country. Place on television Pliable layers. Pilot's tool at lunch? Place ___, Paris. Place in Paris. Pear-shaped lab vessel Pear-shaped vessel Pear-shaped pot used by chemists. Pot used in chemistry. Place for Band-Aids, often Place for Band-Aids, often Places to find top-level commands? Pear-shaped bottle in a lab Pear-shaped pots used in chemistry. Places where only guys go Physician, disparagingly Part of a river in Vietnam PRECISE changes in letter sequence Porky's jacket and tie? Places to display cuts Pertaining to fishing. Portrayer of 61-Across Popular writer of light verse. Pot Pot contents Puzzler's alert: the clues in this crossword are all in this Putting up a wharf. Punjabi people. Prenuptial nerves? Port on the Baltic. Port in Lithuania. Professor's soil sample? Port on the Baltic Sea. Parts of some appliance delivery jobs Place in the icebox again Put in the icebox again Port of Lithuania. Person who helps you clean up your fantasies? Part of a tea party setting? Part of a tea party setting? Presidential concern about a conflict between tall, skinny dogs? 1978 Peace Prize co-winner Ponds, in Paris 1978 Peace Prize co-winner Pewter: Fr. Potato peel, perhaps Professional football player for Washington. Pale shade of blue Parisian's pewter Pewter in Paris Preceding. Precursor of death. Prosperous political outing? Part of a ski jump just before going airborne "Parties must ever exist in __ country": Edmund Burke Prep the soil again Prep the soil again Prepare for planting again "Parties must ever exist in __ country": Edmund Burke Prep the soil again Pros and Cons Paris designer Part of être Popular line for printers Part of the "Stepquote." Praise giver Praise giver Part of "etre." Physicist got all wound up? Possessed anew Progress intelligently planned and directed. Point "Rosemary's Baby" star in the right direction? Part of a target-practice command "Pink" 1979 Broadway musical Part 5 of quip Pilots' destinations Police officer in a recurring Al Capp parody Papas who love pekoe? Picnic container in Britain Pinion: Fr. Paper size: Abbr. Prickly herb. Presents a challenge Part of an avion Proves to be a big challenge Presents a challenge Proves to be a stiff challenge Prodigal's reward?: Luke 15:23 Province of Egypt: Var. Program on which pundits say dumbfounding things? 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