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Place for putting European or English author Place for putting European or English novelist Private transportation? Plumlike fruits Plumlike fruits Popular vehicle Plumlike fruits Plum types Private car? Plumlike fruit Private transportation? Plumlike fruits Plumlike fruits Private transportation? Plum's relatives. Plums. Plums Private transport? Prunus spinosa plants Plumlike fruits Plum relatives Priceline pitchman Priceline.com spokesman Portrayer of Kirk on "Star Trek" Priceline pitchman Pitcher Dock who threw a no-hitter on LSD Perry of fashion Peters who wrote the Brother Cadfael mysteries "Psychology of Sex" author Havelock __ __ Peters, author of Brother Cadfael mysteries Perry of fashion Perry of fashion "Psychology of Sex" author Havelock __ __ Peters, author of Brother Cadfael mysteries Perry of fashion Perry of fashion Perry of fashion design Pitcher Dock who started and got the loss in the 1971 All-Star Game Psychologist Havelock Psychologist-author Havelock Psychologist Havelock ___ Psychologist Havelock___ Perry of fashion Plum relatives Plumlike fruits Plumlike fruits Plum relatives Plum lookalikes Plumlike fruits Plumlike fruits Plumlike fruits Plumlike fruit Plumlike fruit Plums Post in a flight Post at home? Part of a stairway. Part of a balustrade. Post. Part of a staircase Post Part of a stairway Post by the stairs Post in a flight ___ post (railing supporter) Post on a banister Post by the stairs Post on a banister Post supporting a banister Post by a flight Post at the end of stairs Post from county town returned, having exchanged partners Post lately discovered by the Spanish Post at home? Portrayer of Lincoln. Player of Lincoln in "Abe Lincoln in Illinois," 1940 Puckered pancake Pancake landing's first thing tackled by the majority of WWII fliers Playwright Ben ___. Playwright, producer, director. Person taken from a place. Person taken away from a place of danger Person who has been removed from a dangerous place Person moved from danger Pause-indicating punctuation marks Pauses Punctuation marks Pauses' causes Pauses on pages Punctuation marks that may give you pause? Punctuation marks Position of "I Don't Know" Patton's army. ___ person. Place for a yellow ribbon Part 2 of today's quote Part 1 and part 3 of today's quote Powwow Profuse idle talk. Prolonged parley Powwow Parley ___ Press (publisher) Part of Scotland's coat of arms Person expected to lose Potential loser. Prospective also-ran Probable failure subordinate to setter, perhaps? Peacekeeper with the German pup one is likely to lose Picasso, by birth Picasso or El Cid Person from Madrid, say Pablo Picasso, for one Picasso, by birth Portuguese neighbour in Paris and Knock Paris and, possibly, Madrid is where one's capital is Part of a church service Putting forward for acceptance or rejection Present topping without cherry in centre Parisian dear carries weapon for sweet talker Pilot Perceived as aggressive and depressed over family on heroin and ecstasy Pelt nut, anti-establishment type Process of growth Publicity Publicity Pageantry Parachute material Polymer introduced by DuPont in 1938 Parachute fabric Paintbrush material Parachute fabric Parachute material Polymer developed by DuPont in 1935 Parachute material Polymer introduced by DuPont in 1938 Parachute fabric Parachute fabric Parachute material Parachute material Popular fabric. Parachute material. Paintbrush material Popular stocking Parachute material Product first used commercially in toothbrush bristles Parachute fabric Parachute material Parachute fabric Paintbrush material Parachute fabric Parachute material Parachute material Parachute material Parachute material Paintbrush bristles material Production of smaller woods for indoor bowls Potted, ornamental tree Purplish-red color Purplish-red color Purplish-red color Poker term Part of a makeshift dam Poker term Polish to get the sack for blockage Possible ballast to drop, with balloon initially secured? Plant of the onion family. Plant related to the onion Potato chip flavor Princess in the Super Mario universe Pinkish-yellow shade Pie flavor Pinkish yellow Pie fruit Pie flavor Pinkish yellow Pinkish yellow Pippin. Pip Pastel shade Popular cobbler fruit Prince song about a fruit? Pie flavor Paint color Pastel shade Popular cobbler fruit Proverbially, "When two Sundays come together." "Positively not!" Part 3 of remark Pitcher Nolan ___ Pitcher Nolan Pat Nixon's maiden name Pitcher with 5,714 lifetime strikeouts Politico Paul Pop-rocker Cabrera Prairie State governor Pat Nixon's maiden name Private saved in a memorable film Pitcher of seven no-hitters