Crossword Clue: They may work for both sides
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- 007 and others
- 007's ilk
- 1928 Fritz Lang thriller
- André and Hari
- Acts like Caleb
- Austin Powers and Johnny English
- Agents 86 and 99, in "Get Smart"
- Agents
- Black and white Mad magazine figures
- Black-clad and white-clad Mad adversaries
- Bond and Bourne, for two
- Bond and Bourne
- Bond and others
- Bond and Smart, for two
- Bond's cohorts
- Intel collectors
- Intel seekers
- Intelligence crew
- Intelligence gatherers
- Intelligence operatives
- Deceptive operators
- Certain informers
- Certain moles
- Fears of some paranoiacs
- "Bridge of ___" (2015 Tom Hanks movie)
- Characters in Lara Prescott's novel "The Secrets We Kept"
- Furtive sorts
- Hale and Hari
- Bug specialists?
- Human moles, e.g.
- Enemy agents in the board game Stratego
- Counterintelligence targets
- Discerns
- C.I.A. employees
- CIA employees
- CIA types
- Hari and Hale
- Hari et al.
- Cover group?
- Covert agents
- Fleming characters
- Espionage agents
- Espionage figures
- Cloak-and-dagger group
- Cloak-and-dagger people
- Cloak-and-dagger types
- Double agents
- John le Carré heroes
- Infiltrators
- High-risk workers
- Catches sight of
- Most "Get Smart" characters
- Valerie Plame et al., supposedly
- Some agents
- Notices
- Some are moles
- Some "Bourne" film characters
- Some enemies of the state
- Some Ian Fleming characters
- Some K.G.B. men
- Some moles
- Some plants
- Some spooks
- M's subordinates
- Some Stratego pieces
- Plants or moles
- Mata Hari, et al.
- Mata Hari et al.
- Mata Hari, etc.
- Sometimes they get the hang of it
- Wire service providers?
- Triple agents
- Nathan Hale and others
- Parts of some rings
- Le Carre characters
- People of intelligence
- People of intelligence?
- People who aren't what they seem
- Perpetrators of black-bag jobs
- Ones seeking intelligence
- Moles
- Moles and plants
- Moles, e.g.
- Moles, for example
- Moles, maybe
- Moles, perhaps
- Northern ___ (apples)
- Northern ___, winter apples.
- Operatives
- Theme of this puzzle
- They gather intelligence
- They know things you don't think they know
- Surreptitious types
- They may work for both sides
- They seek secrets
- They want to gain intelligence
- Spooks
- Works in intelligence
- Spots
- This puzzle's theme involves fictional ones
- Those seeking intelligence
- Those seeking intelligence?
- Undercover agents
- Undercover men
- Undercover operatives
- Unfriendly observers
- What human moles are
- Smart and Bond, for instance
- Secret agents
- Secret collectors
- Secret observers
- Secret passers
- Secret seekers
- Secretive ones
- Secretly watches
- Smiley, et al.
- Smiley's people
- Seekers of intel
- Seekers of intelligence?
- Seekers of secrets
- Sneaks peeks
- Snoopers
- Uses a keyhole, perhaps
- Uses a tap, perhaps
- Uses binoculars
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- New York Times - Sept. 16, 2011