Early last year, think tank "Peterson Institute for International Economics" called this a "Huawei-sized problem" posing a national security threat Crossword Clue, 3 letters

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100%TIK3Early last year, think tank "Peterson Institute for International Economics" called this a "Huawei-sized problem" posing a national security threat
20%ANTS4"What is this? A center for ___?!" (line from Derek Zoolander when he thought a scale model of an educational center showed its actual size)
19%BLUENIGHTS10American writer Joan Didion's 2011 memoir also called a "companion piece" to her earlier novel "The Year of Magical Thinking": 2 wds.
19%TDS3Last year James White managed to snag six of these, for short
19%EYE3Human organ whose complicated design posed a problem for Darwinism
19%TENCENTS8A call used to go out for this
19%ANNUALS7Plants that last for a single year
19%EUROLAND8Early nickname for a bloc assembled in the late 1990s
19%RUSHDIE7A fatwa was issued for this author in late 80s
19%EGGS4A pound cake recipe might call for 8 of these
19%AMBULANCE9In a medical emergency, call for this vehicle
19%MCCONNELL9This Kentucky politician last year requested a new nickname of "Grim Reaper" from his supporters
18%SUSANRICE92013-2017 National Security Advisor whose last name is a Texas university: 2 wds.
18%VENUS5On this planet, a day lasts longer than a year
18%DONTBESOHASTY13"Whoa now, let's think about this for a minute"
18%ROMA4Netflix film nominated for a Best Picture Oscar this year
18%NAOMI5Author Klein who wrote last year's "On Fire: The (Burning) Case for a Green New Deal"
18%SHOULDI7"Do you think it's a good idea for me to do this?" (2 wds.)
18%LIU3Institution that presented the George Polk Award for National Reporting to Lomi Kriel last year (abbr.)
18%WRITERSBLOCK12Problem for a wordsmith, and a clue to five figures hidden in this puzzle
17%OWL3Deficit ___ (term for an economist who doesn’t think deficits are a problem)
17%MUELLER7Special counsel who submitted a report in March earlier this year (with 20A)
17%YTK3Abbr. for a problem that became increasingly fearful as the last millennium approached
17%CORDEN6Television's James ___, who hosted a "Late Late Show" on CBS for eight years
17%JAN3New Year month to send a wish that is highlighted in this puzzle, for short
17%ESPIONAGE9Threat to national security
17%GOESDEEP8Poses a bomb threat?
17%MENACES7Poses a threat to
17%MENACED7Posed a threat to
17%IRA3$$$ for later years

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