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Place for a ring Power Poker player's paean? " . . . Peter Rabbit"/"Phormio" authors Prefix for tude and potent Proton feature? Favorable use of plastic? Whatever! I'm a PC Pot metal. Propelling a punt. People who can sniff out a witch's concoction? Payment draft. Printing paper size Paper size Printing-paper size Poolside decor, maybe Pieces of evidence: Fr. Put in a claim for, as a throne Perennial Oscars staple Perennial Oscars staple Policy payment: Abbr. Pride partners? Punching range? Punching range? Practice soothsaying or ventriloquism. Poem that needs more work? Poet Riley's Indiana birthplace Paul Simon's strumming son President who has survived four attempted assassinations Puck production push Poorly planned pudding? Partially consumed Partially munched by cattle? Partially munched by cattle? Produced footwear from seeds? Prospered Pilot's stabilizing device Part-timer's work period, perhaps Personal crusade Personal crusade Position held by Dirk Kempthorne before becoming George W. Bush's final interior secretary Policy of achieving a goal in steps Presidential signs of exertion Philanthropist's activity Prescription measure. Personae non ___ Personae non ___ Personae non ___ Process that yields the answers to 19, 24, and 43 Across? Part 3 of quote Prussians: Abbr. Part of a Bonn nativity scene Pertaining to serpents. Prudent rebuff? Price fixers President of France. Pays back Pelt with rocks in a wise manner? Part 3 of quip Properly: Dial. Pastrami vehicle, traditionally Participants in a successful blitz Person nobody knows Portugal's Ambassador to U. S. Portugal's ambassador to United States. Portuguese Ambassador to U. S. Period marked by the largest mass extinction in earth's history Place for animal vaccinations Portions Pope before the first pope? 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Puts on ice again. Place for cooking instructions Paul Scott tetralogy, with "The" Programs anew Philanthropic organization Parks, trails, and beaches to an April baby?, Precariously situated, as a jeweler? Part 4 of quote Past one's prime? Papal message. Painter of mirrors Photographer's agent Pub with no karaoke? "Persuasive Percussion" artist PEA Playful yappers adopted by Darth Maul? Polish the Bentley Playwright emulating Marky Mark? Pullman's game for rail travelers? Publisher of footwear catalogs? "Pretty Poison" star Private talk for two Phrase with page or corner __ profit Phrase with page or corner __ profit __ profit (do okay in business) ___ profit ___ profit (make money) Place for aspiring baseball players Pretty basic bike PIG Provide some room illumination Provide some room illumination ___ phrase Pianist Rosalyn Petrify Petrify Petrify Petrify ... or what five alternating words in 17-, 23-, 29-, 43- and 50-Across can do? 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