- AGENTS
- FBI guys
- Representatives
- Secret ones
- Spy guys
- Some are secret
- They've got a lot of talent
- Talent buyers
- They offer representation
- Jerry Maguire's ilk
- See 34-Down
- FBI operatives
- Spies
- They get cuts
- House sellers
- FBI employees
- Scully and Smart
- Brokers
- Scully and Mulder, e.g.
- James Bond's co-workers
- Literary representatives
- Operatives
- Tinseltown powerbrokers
- Progressive people?
- Secret Service members
- Insurance salesmen
- Middlemen
- Deputies
- Bond and others
- Insurance employees
- Star seekers
- Posse members, e.g.
- Real estate employees
- Smart and Solo
- Real estate hires
- Contract negotiators
- 86 and 99
- They may be special or secret
- Some Hollywood workers
- Some airport helpers
- Deal makers
- Facilitators
- Maxwell Smart's colleagues
- Ten-percenters
- Insurance salespersons
- Professional hagglers
- Bond and Smart
- Certain negotiators
- Go-betweens
- Moles, maybe
- Actors' representatives
- Authors' representatives
- 007 et al.
- Catalysts
- Deal go-betweens
- Insurance brokers
- Insurance staff
- Sales representatives
- Reps
- Real estate brokers
- Negotiation go-betweens
- 86 and 99, for two
- Contract negotiation experts
- Star pitchers?
- Spies and saboteurs.
- FBI men.
- Intelligencers.
- Proxies.
- Realtors.
- Active forces.
- Emissaries.
- Factors.
- Policy men.
- Moving forces.
- Certain business men.
- Actors' helpers.
- Real-estate men.
- Instruments.
- Bond et al.
- Stand-ins
- Insurance men
- Actors' fronts
- Secret and foreign
- G-men or T-men
- Their job may be purchasing
- G-men, e.g.
- Active causes
- Means
- Smart and 99
- Insurance sellers
- James Bond et al.
- Some are chemical
- They often see stars
- Traveling salesmen
- Stars' spokespersons
- Athletes' negotiators
- Solicitors
- 42-Across workers
- Airline employees
- F.B.I. workers
- Scully and Mulder, for two
- Some airline employees
- Deal sealers
- Canvassers
- 007 and others
- C.I.A. operatives
- Some of them are secret
- Receivers of cuts
- 99 and 86, on "Get Smart"
- Ballplayers' representatives
- Realtors, e.g.
- Most major-leaguers have them
- Spies, e.g.
- William Morris workers
- 00s, e.g.
- Pitchers to publishers
- Some are secret, and some are special
- Advisers to players' associations
- Customer service workers
- Transportation safety workers, e.g.
- Catalysts, as of change
- They've got talent
- Pros with negotiations
- 00s, in James Bond novels
- 99 and 007
- Liaisons
- They get rockers movie parts
- They may be double or secret
- McCain called Robertson and Falwell "___ of intolerance"
- Athletes' reps
- Syndics, e.g.
- Human go-betweens
- They act for actors
- Actors' negotiators
- Star's go-betweens
- NCIS figures
- Double ___ (moles)
- Secret Service operatives
- Many Century 21 employees
- See 53-Across
- Men in Black figures
- Insurance salespeople
- 006, 007, and 008, e.g.
- Moles
- Undercover men
- FBI group
- Some feds
- Some State Farm workers
- Proxies of a sort
- Ballplayers' negotiators
- Deal negotiators
- 1-Across workers
- Century 21 staffers
- Actors hire them
- People who represent talent
- Secret ones do missions
- Characters in spy movies
- Reps for actors or athletes
- 10-percenters
- Mulder, et al.
- Undercover figures
- Negotiators for actors and authors
- State Farm workers
- Coldwell Banker workers
- Hollywood shakers
- Acting ambassadors?
- Brokers, e.g.
- Negotiating pros
- Leak sources, perhaps
- Nationwide staff
- Negotiation pros
- Call center staff
- Insurance company workers
- Realtors and spies
- Telemarketing crew
