| National team is able to follow this writer (7) |
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| Nationality of artist Frida Kahlo (7) |
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| Team captain supported by stingy Latin American (7) |
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| Like a big wave from the crowd (7) |
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| Acapulco native |
Eugene Sheffer |
30 Jan 2025 |
| A Central American |
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| Like a wave from the crowd (7) |
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| Give me a kiss and I can identify nationality (7) |
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| A sort of wave of support (7) |
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| A wave of nationalism in sport? |
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| Kiss in cinema excited Zapata perhaps (7) |
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| Outwardly mean Latin American (7) |
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| Latin type of wave (7) |
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| An Aztec may give one a wave (7) |
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| Foreigner getting a wave from the crowd |
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| Ex-serviceman veers off. Must be from Cozumel (7) |
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| Type of wave from American republic? (7) |
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| Is setter cross when first person's able to get answer from Oaxaca or Xpujil, for instance? |
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| cuisine of corn and chiles |
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| Frida Kahlo or Salma Hayek, by birth |
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| Erotic guy for Spooner's a Mayan perhaps |
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| National average inspiring cricket team, hundred following |
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| N American team caught in the middle |
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| Like Chipotle's cuisine |
USA Today |
18 Apr 2018 |
| -- wave, rippling effect produced by spectators at a sports event |
The Telegraph General Knowledge |
07 Jan 2018 |
| Like Chipotle's cuisine |
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| Salma Hayek, by birth |
LA Times Daily |
17 Dec 2016 |
| Spicy cuisine |
Thomas Joseph |
25 Jul 2016 |
| Diego Rivera, for one |
Thomas Joseph |
16 Jul 2016 |
| Spicy cuisine |
New York Times |
15 Apr 2016 |
| One south of the border |
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| Like moles |
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| Spicy cuisine, often |
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| Villa or Zapata |
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| Like 1-Down |
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| One south of the border |
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| Spicy cuisine |
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| Spicy cuisine |
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| Cozumel resident |
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| From Mazatlan, e.g. |
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| Chihuahuan or Sonoran |
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| Kind of jumping bean |
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| Native of Taxco. |
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| ___ War, 1846–48. |
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| Cortines constituent. |
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| What Miguel Aleman is. |
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| New native against the Axis. |
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| Native of an Allied nation. |
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| ___ hairless. |
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| Native of Hidalgo. |
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| Native of Monterrey. |
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| A "Good Neighbor." |
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| Spanish of a kind. |
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| Hidalgo, for example. |
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