Pele was one Person with the fastest-starting PC? Pen-shaped Pen-shaped Pope whose election begat the Great Schism Pope during the Great Schism Printer's guide. Pope after Gregory XI Pennsylvania college. Pope with the shortest reign (13 days) Property claim along the Rio Grande? Purified Possible slogan for a Milwaukee university? Part 4 of quote Product of bone distillation. Pilot episode? Powers of film Powers of film Powers of "Deadwood" Piggish. Plug ___. Potash source Part 4 of remark Part 6 of quote Part 2 of quote Puzzler's puzzling U-words Prowess of an orthopedic surgeon? Palm Springs mayor and family Period postponing the inevitable Port on Red Sea: Var. Period of reprieve Pomposity Place to get some past-their-date tomatoes? Part 3 of the quip Pertaining to a part of Yugoslavia. Periodical dedicated to stylish boots? Pamper Polite acts Polite acts Phrase for a career woman. Part of homeland security Place of much casting Potent thrust. Philosophical study of the universe Political decampers. Part 2 of quip Potato side Parts of small intestines Potato side Potato side Pay reluctantly Pennyweights: Abbr. Put trust in the Lone Ranger's friend? *Profit factors *Profit factors Prominent US senator from NY: 1957-81 Pain relief ad term Pain relief ad term Person in overalls sucking a piece of straw, stereotypically Potential "Mr. Potatoe Head," had Clinton not been elected in '92? Pitcher who won 200-plus games while playing in four different decades, 1929-53 Pitcher who won 200-plus games while playing in four different decades, 1929-53 Plea from an artistic little girl? Plea from an artistic little girl? Portuguese navigator (1394-1460) who explored the west coast of Africa: 2 wds. Popular 1980s arcade game where one had to fence off a supermajority of the screen Popular 1980s arcade game based on simple geometry Premier of France. Paris's ___ des Plantes Prop up some seafood? President of Quitters International? 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Popular 1970s British TV series Pulled out Paddle-like. Paddlelike. Paddle-shaped Pardon emotional outbursts? Previous month: Abbr. Pat Boone and Henry Flagler P Part 2 of quip Part 4 of quote Prudence or prescience Political loner Prevents Prevents. Place to tee a golf ball? Portable piece of furniture Painter in the family? Place for many a shot Place for valuables, maybe Pet named for writer Sinclair? Page, perhaps Panhandlers who try harder? (Parlor game) ÷ (seder ritual) Pillbox Proper pistol handling Poser for Spencer Tracy Piece offer? Part of the name of Kipling's famous water boy. Pointers and retrievers, e.g. Plants known as "sticky-heads" Possessed useful information (on) Possessed useful information (on) Patient carrier Patient mover Places for pieces Places for pieces Packing Persian roses Palestine anti-terrorist movement. Pass 7,500 feet high between Afghanistan and India. Patrick Henry's warning, "Caesar ___ . . . " Pacific island screwpine. Pacific Island screw pine. Pacific Island pine. Pacific screw pine. Pacific pine. Pacific tree Pacific pine 6 P.M. Palmate Parked, at O'Hare Passions for possession. Personal excesses Pipsqueak under cross-examination? Pork chop, in Liverpool Pros and Cons Prevailing mood of the times. Plumber's analysis? Planks forming a ship's hull Planks forming a ship's hull People raging Pretty Maid's nursery rhyme declaration Procrastinator's pick-up line? !PU SMOTTOB Paul Newman's last line in "The Color of Money" Popular spuds 1965 Peter and Gordon hit 1965 Peter and Gordon hit Pay attention to Andy, but ___? Palm of the hand. Popeye's success formula, in his own words Poorly equipped. Pat needs this to maintain composure Pal's promise Parisian's pledge of honesty? Parisian's pledge of honesty? Potential confession Poetic words from a paper tiger? Part 3 of quip Portugal's peninsula Prime Minister of Japan: 1960–64 Part 3 of quip Part 3 of quote Potbellied pet? Product of a Krispy Kreme/Scrabble merger? Patrick Henry line pushing Freeport freedom? Present at birth? Picaresque hero of an 18th-century French novel Pangs Pertaining to Portuguese India. Part of a proverb Piece of soccer equipment Phrase from the sports page. Pieces of metal of a certain shape. "___ passion to tatters . . . "—Hamlet. "___ passion to tatters." " . . . ___ passion to tatters": Hamlet " . . . ___ passion to tatters"