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• British musical gossip rag
• British musician Brian
• British musician Julian
• British mystic poet
• British name of the 1960s series "Secret Agent
• British naturalist
• British naval group: Abbr.
• British naval hero
• British naval initials
• British navigational aid
• British Navy rank
• British neighborhood pub
• British network, with "the
• British New Wave band originally called Helium Kidz
• British New Wave singer
• British news service
• British newspaper puzzle
• British-Nigerian actor who played American civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr., in "Selma": 2 wds.
• British Nobel author
• British Nobelist, 1922
• British noble
• British noble, briefly
• British noble family
• British noble, for short
• British noble, in brief
• British noble name
• British noble title
• British noble who rarely visits the manor?
• British noble who's kind of an ass?
• British nobleman
• British nobleman whose wife is known as a countess
• British noblemen
• British nobles
• British noble's jurisdiction
• British nobles whose coronets feature eight silver balls and eight strawberry leaves
• British noblewoman
• British noblewomen
• British nor'easter
• British North America, today
• British ___ (North Atlantic archipelago)
• British novelist
• British novelist and medic?
• British novelist Anthony
• British novelist A.S.
• British novelist-editor: 1850-1912
• British novelist Joyce ___
• British novelist Lessing
• British novelist McEwan
• British novelist Murdoch
• British novelist or place in Saskatchewan
• British novelist ("Under the Volcano")
• British novelist who coined the term "dinner party
• British novelist who wrote "London Fields
• British oath
• British ___ of Court
• British officers
• British Olympic diver Tom
• British omega
• British Open champ the year after Duval
• British Open, for one
• British Open golf winner: 1964
• British Open network
• British Open winner: 1964
• British or Byzantine, e.g.
• British order
• British order for gallant service.
• British orderlies
• British orderly
• British P. M.
• British painter of birds
• British palace
• British pals
• British pamphleteer of 1700's
• British paper
• British paper vendor
• British parallel of U.S.M.A.
• British parent
• British Parliament sounds
• British parties
• British party
• British pastime
• British patrolman
• British peer
• British peerage name.
• British peers
• British pen
• British pen name
• British pen pal's last letter?
• British pens
• British period beginning in 1660, with "the
• British Petroleum acquisition
• British Petroleum acquisition of 1998
• British Petroleum merger partner
• British philosopher
• British philosopher A.J.
• British philosopher who said "knowledge itself is power
• British philosopher who wrote "Language, Truth and Logic
• British philosopher who wrote "Principia Ethica
• British philosopher/mathematician
• British physicist
• British physicist Rutherford
• British pianist
• British pianist Dame Myra __
• British pianist Hess
• British pianist Myra
• British pianist who was made a Dame
• British pie contents
• British pie filling
• British pie ingredient
• British pie ingredients
• British pilots: abbr.
• British pilots' grp.
• British pioneer in India
• British pirate who terrorized the Caribbean and eastern coast of America in the early 1700s
• British playwright Bennett
• British plea
• British P.M.
• British P.M.: 1770–82
• British P.M.: 1902-5
• British PM 1945-51
• British P.M.: 1945-52
• British P.M.: 1945–51
• British P.M.: 1955-57
• British P.M.: 1970-74
• British P.M. after Churchill
• British P.M. after Lloyd George
• British P.M. after Major
• British P.M. and family
• British PM and "The Grave" poet
• British P.M. before Gladstone
• British P.M. before Macmillan
• British P.M. beginning in 2016
• British P.M. between Churchill and Macmillan
• British PM, d. 1881
• British P.M. _____ Douglas-Home
• British P.M. during the American Revolution
• British P.M. during the creation of Israel
• British PM during the Suez Canal crisis
• British P.M. et al.
• British P.M. Law
• British P.M. Tony
• British P.M. when W.W. I began
• British P.M. who said "justice is truth in action
• British poet: 1700-58
• British poet Alfred
• British poet as a young badge earner?
• British poet Christina or Dante
• British poet-critic: 1849–1928
• British poet, d. 1965