100% | CTU | 3 | Organization Jack Bauer works for, in "24": Abbr. |
62% | CTU | 3 | Jack Bauer's organization in "24": Abbr. |
47% | TSA | 3 | Airport agency Rod worked for in "Get Out": Abbr. |
46% | CIA | 3 | The agency Carrie Mathison works for in the TV series "Homeland": Abbr. |
45% | CIA | 3 | Federal agency Jessica Chastain's character worked for in "Zero Dark Thirty": Abbr. |
43% | CIA | 3 | Group that Jack Ryan worked for: Abbr. |
42% | PGA | 3 | Athletic organization for Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus: Abbr. |
42% | DAR | 3 | Lineage based organization for women in the US: Abbr. |
41% | ASSN | 4 | What the second "A" in the "AMA" organization stands for: Abbr. |
40% | NCAA | 4 | Athletic organization for colleges in America: Abbr. |
40% | CTU | 3 | Workplace of Jack Bauer on "24," for short |
39% | IMF | 3 | Organization responsible for fostering global monetary cooperation which is headquartered in Washington D.C.: Abbr. |
39% | TSA | 3 | Airport security org. Chris's friend Rod works for in "Get Out" (Abbr.) |
38% | CIA | 3 | Government organization in "The Hunt for Red October": Abbr. |
37% | CIA | 3 | US government group that Jack Ryan works for, on "Jack Ryan": Abbr. |
37% | CIA | 3 | American spy group the fictional Jack Ryan works for: Abbr. |
37% | MSS | 3 | Works for an editor: Abbr. |
36% | VFW | 3 | Organization for American soldiers who served the country in wars: Abbr. |
36% | RAF | 3 | Outfit the legless Douglas Bader worked for in WWII |
36% | ACLU | 4 | Rights org. that RBG worked for in the 1970s |
36% | ODDJOB | 6 | Work for a jack-of-all-trades |
36% | NHL | 3 | Sports organization for the teams featured in this puzzle (Abbr.) |
36% | FEDEX | 5 | Delivery service Tom Hanks' character worked for in "Cast Away" |
35% | KGB | 3 | Security agency Vladimir Putin once worked for: Abbr. |
35% | KGB | 3 | Soviet spy agency that Putin worked for: Abbr. |
35% | CIA | 3 | Government group that Jason Bourne worked for: Abbr. |
35% | OSHA | 4 | It works for workers, in brief |
35% | NASA | 4 | Agency that Neil Armstrong worked for: Abbr. |
35% | WEDNESDAY | 9 | Ended ways to work for 24 hours |
35% | GRIND | 5 | Dull work for old king in Germany |