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Professional gps Professional gps Pro orgs Paternity test sites Paternity test facilities Paternity test sites Police department resources Places where some evidence is analyzed Police department resources Paternity test sites Paternity test sites Places for genetic testing Polish-born cosmetics queen Patricia who wrote "Woe Is I" Portraitist George Patrick's predecessor as Massachusetts governor 2012 presidential hopeful Mitt 2012 presidential candidate Painter of Lady Hamilton. Part of an order during a storm at sea. Political personage. Politician George Presidential hopeful in 1968 Presidential candidate who wrote "No Apology" 2012 presidential candidate 2012 presidential candidate 2012 presidential candidate Politician Mitt 1973 Pulitzer winner FitzGerald Potential beau Part of a train. Potbelly attachment Potbelly attachment Part of a train Potter Josiah Prescriber of chicken soup, slangily Potter married suitable wife inside Produce batik Press tracks cuts in NHS? Photographed. Presented as a movie. People who bring you this puzzle's theme entries Presented a film Points in lengthy speech made available to view *Place for a sleeper hit, maybe *Place for a sleeper hit, maybe Portrayer of "Mr. Chips." Portrayer of Mr. Chips Pass one's life in retrospect in 4 down, for example, with the demon drink perhaps Pass one's life in retrospect with enthusiasm for the demon drink perhaps Pass one's life in retrospect with enthusiasm for the devil's buttermilk perhaps Part of L.E.D. Punctually Presumptuous Presumptuous Presumptuous Player of filmdom's Mr. Chips Presumptuous Presumptuous Presumptuous Poinsettia, for one Plant having milky juice. Plant having milky juice Poinsettia's family Poinsettia, e.g. Plant that gives us latex Poinsettia, for one Plant with milky juice Plant that gives us latex Player of Mr. Chips Plant with milky juice Plant in soil initially clean Parisian shopgirl. Parisian shop-girl. Plant that yields latex Producer of "Pyramus and Thisbe." Preserves fruit Pear look-alike Pear-shaped fruit Physicist who formulated the two laws of electrolysis Pear-shaped fruit Physicist who formulated the two laws of electrolysis Pear-shaped fruit Pleasure seeker Pleasure lover Pleasure seeker Putting duct tape on a wart, e.g. Putting duct tape on a wart, e.g Pleasure seeker ''Project Runway'' airer Person's duration Period a person or animal is alive Pray preprandially Prepare to eat, perhaps Prepare to eat, perhaps Petty irritation. Petty irritation Person's past achievements Promotion at the top of a Web page Pitch on top of a webpage Pitch on top of a webpage Promotion on a website Promo on a website Popular Victorian pets Prolonged lament Prolonged lament Prolonged lament Pooh's source of food Pooh favorite Parti-colored cats Parti-colored cats Printed cotton cloths. Piebalds Put on a list Put on a pedestal Put on a pedestal Put on a pedestal Put on a pedestal Put into play Put into play Put to work Put into play Put to work. Put to good effect Put into play Put into service Put to work Put to work Put to use Put to use Put to work Put to work Proust. Proust or Marceau Playwright Pagnol: 1895–1974 Proust Pinheads and Patriots author Bill Plant manager's locations? Places for puttering Places with beds needing maintenance? Parks for all sides today Phone Part of an old telephone Phone part Part of a telephone Phone part Phone part ... or a title for this puzzle? Part of a desk phone Prepares for a long fight Prepares for a tough battle Prepares for a lengthy battle Plot development? Part of a salad, perhaps Plutocrat. Proverbially wealthy man Point of entry Presumably, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers? Wouldn't touch it at The Gate! Point of entry Point of entry Proteins responsible for mad cow disease Proteins responsible for mad cow disease Pinnacle of ice Part of a glacier. Pinnacle of a glacier. Phenomenon of Annapurna. Pointed mass of ice. Pinnacle of ice. Pinnacle of glacial ice. Polar irregularity Polaris is often called the ____ Poet born in Prague Poet from Prague Poet Rainer Maria. Prague-born lyric poet. Poet Rainer. Poet born in Prague. Poet Rainer Maria ___ Poet who wrote "Stories of God" Poet who wrote "The Sonnets to Orpheus" Poet Rainer Maria -- Poet from Prague Poet from Prague Poet Rainer Maria ___ Punjabi policeman's club Punjabi policeman's club Punjabi police officer's club Police club used in India Police officer's club of India Punjabi policeman's club Police club used in India Punjabi police officer's club Police club used in India Police officer's club of India Piece of wood used on Indians primarily as instrument of punishment Piece of luggage Piece of hand luggage Piece of luggage Piece of luggage carried by hand Piece of luggage Piece of luggage Passing groups, at times Parts of bicameral legislatures Passing groups, at times Parliamentary bodies Places for whips Political bodies Places with whips Places with whips Parts of most state legislatures Part of the Scottish landscape. "Pagliacci" role "Pagliacci" soprano "Pagliacci" heroine "Pagliacci" role "Pagliacci" soprano "Pensées" author Programming language Probability pioneer Pioneer in probability Pressure unit equal to one newton per square meter "Pensées" philosopher Philosopher Blaise Pressure unit Philosopher Blaise Probability pioneer Philosophy's wagerer Philosopher Blaise Probability pioneer Pressure unit Philosopher Blaise Programming language Philosopher/mathematician Blaise Programming language named for a mathematician Programming language named for a mathematician Pupil with a phonetic beginning that hints at what the circled letters comprise Pupil with a phonetic beginning that hints at what the circled letters comprise Puts in a new clip Puts in another clip Prepares the musket again Puts new tape in the VCR Puts in a new clip Puts more film in Puts in another roll of film Puts in new film Puts in more film Puts in more ammo Prepares to fire again Prepares for another round of shots Puts in more film Puts in more ammo