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  1. Philadelphia as a major Union industrial and medical center during the Civil War; Camp William Penn (where Black regiments trained); and the city's complex racial politics during the war.
  2. Philadelphia candy, now owned by Just Born.
  3. Philadelphia cheesesteak
  4. Philadelphia chromosome
  5. Philadelphia during the 1920s, including bootlegging operations and speakeasies.
  6. Philadelphia hip-hop
  7. Philadelphia institutions' contributions to pandemic response.
  8. Philadelphia pronunciation of "water."
  9. Philadelphia region as a hub for drug development and manufacturing.
  10. Philadelphia slang for "alright."
  11. Philadelphia slang for acting foolish.
  12. Philadelphia soul group.
  13. Philadelphia soul group featuring Teddy Pendergrass, produced by Gamble & Huff. "If You Don't Know Me by Now" is their signature hit.
  14. Philadelphia soul group known for "La-La (Means I Love You)."
  15. Philadelphia specialty of slow-roasted pork with sharp provolone and broccoli rabe.
  16. Philadelphia term for an older person, especially one who gives advice.
  17. Philadelphia term of address.
  18. Phillie Phanatic
  19. Phillies center fielder, Hall of Famer, later beloved broadcaster.
  20. Phillies first baseman, 2006 MVP, key to 2008 championship.
  21. Phillies pitcher, 2008 World Series MVP.
  22. Phillies pitcher, Hall of Famer.
  23. Phillies pitcher, four-time Cy Young winner, Hall of Famer.
  24. Phillies second baseman, fan favorite, key to 2008 championship.
  25. Phillies shortstop, 2007 MVP, face of the franchise.
  26. Phillies third baseman, three-time MVP, Hall of Famer.
  27. Philly
  28. Philly Cheesesteak
  29. Phoenixville distillery serving Philadelphia market.
  30. Pine Street antiques corridor.
  31. Pioneer of gangsta rap, first to put Philadelphia on the hip-hop map.
  32. Pizza Brain
  33. Pizza in Philadelphia
  34. Pizzeria Beddia
  35. Plant-based options across the city.
  36. Poet, former U.S. Poet Laureate.
  37. Poet, taught at Temple University.
  38. Police, fire, hospitals, and urgent care.
  39. Polish immigration to Philadelphia
  40. Popular birding locations.
  41. Popular routes, running clubs, and races.
  42. Pork roll
  43. Port Richmond commercial corridor and arterial, connecting the River Wards to the northeast.
  44. Powerful Republican U.S. Senator who dominated Pennsylvania politics in the early 20th century.
  45. Pre-Super Bowl era titles.
  46. Presiding officer of City Council, elected by council members.
  47. Prestigious conservatory in Rittenhouse Square, tuition-free for all admitted students.
  48. Private boys' school in Chestnut Hill.
  49. Private university in University City, known for its co-op program.
  50. Producer and arranger, key architect of the "Sound of Philadelphia."

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