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Parts of refrains Pedestrians Prize for 16-Across Peter Sellers film that began production after his death "Pie" ___ of baseball's Hall of Fame. Pie of baseball's Hall of Fame. Pie of the 20's-30's Pirates Popular Civil War song. Paparazzo in search of Jamie? Popular Civil War song Peace process? Places for funds Plants with purple flowers Pedal pusher Passer-through. Pepe Le Pew could use some Parisian pest? Parisian stinger? Parisian Mexican food? President of Philippine Republic. President of Philippines. President of the Philippines. Paris support group? Patient. 1975 police story starring Lino Ventura, with "The" People who pick up the tabs. Platters Pungent chip topper Parisian bulb-growing nerd? *Peugeot or Renault, e.g. *Peugeot or Renault, e.g. Par Person who corners others Pioneers? Prescription filler: Abbr. Pomme. Philosophical doctrines Places to see links Places to see links Park-bench sign ___ paint. Pet for Montand? 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Pragmatic health care worker? Puts into use. Party makeup? PARTY P.O.? Persons in joint ventures. Popeye's father Popeye is his son People in smoke-filled rooms Practical in Czechoslovakia? Pre-election workers Pitcher for the Cards. Pieces of furniture with many cushions Parlor furniture? Pert. to govt. Point, in Brazil. Prepare to be bussed Prepare to be bussed Prepare for a kiss Prepare to kiss Prepare for a kiss Prelude to murder, often Primly precise speech or behavior Party person President Obama, for one Party person Pouring out the whines Pre-election votes. Political tests. Party times? Political fat? Political fat? President Quirino of the Philippines. President Quirino. Participants in 31 Across _____ Players (theater group) Poor grammar quip, Part 2 Public notices: Lat. PIGEONHOLES 1912 Peace Nobelist Pop Peace Nobelist? 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