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Setting of Clive Cussler's book "Inca Gold" Silver exporter Silver-exporting land Site of 1970 earthquake Site of Callao Site of El Misti volcano Site of Ica and Cuzco Site of Machu Picchu Site of South America's westernmost mainland point Site of controversial May 28 presidential runoff Site of the Cordilleras Site of the Rupa Rupa high jungle Site of the ancient Norte Chico civilization Site of the extinct volcano Huascarán Sols are spent there Source of the Amazon River Source of the Amazon burrower South America's third-largest nation South America's westernmost mainland point is in it South American country home to Humboldt penguins South American country that is home to Rainbow Mountain South American country where Paddington Bear was born South American country with a red-and-white flag South American territory in the game Risk site Machu Picchu resident Scrutinies Sneaky plan for skipping gym class? Studied carefully Studied thoroughly Suffering caused by reader prejudice? Some Web site guests Studiers. Some llama herders Sicko Sicko, for short Spread all over Spread all through Spread right through Spread through out Spread through; permeate. spread right through (something) Stubbornly wrong. Statue from a depraved sculptor? Sickos Salary stipulation Something like a foot. Seder celebration Seder period Salmone, trota, o sardina Star of "GoodFellas" Surname that means "fish" in Italian Segovia specie Silver coin of Spain. Small change in Toledo. Spain's currency before the euro Spain's dollar before the Euro Spain's euro forerunner Spain's monetary unit Spain's pre-euro monetary unit Spain's traditional currency Spaniard's monetary unit Spanish Cabbage Spanish Euro preceder Spanish Simoleon Spanish coin before the Euro Spanish coin first minted in 1869 Spanish coin replaced by the euro Spanish coin until 2002 Spanish currency before the euro Spanish currency replaced by the euro Spanish currency unit Spanish monetary unit Spanish monetary unit, once Spanish pre-euro coin Spanish pre-euro money Silver coins of Spain. Spanish beans Spanish bread, before 2002 Spanish bread, once Spanish coins replaced by euros Spanish coins until 2002 Spanish currency units before 2002 Spanish currency units before euros Spanish monetary units Spanish money before euros Spanish money, once Spanish specie Stale Spanish bread? So as to vex Spanish word for “weight” that also means money SPANISH dollar Senor's coin Seoul : won :: Mexico City : ___ Señor's coin Shekel : Israel :: ___ : Mexico Silver coin in Acapulco. Silver coin of Manila. Small change in Chihuahua Small change in Chile Sonora currency Sonora simoleon South of the Border money. South of the border coin South-of-the-border coin South-of-the-border currency South-of-the-border dough South-of-the-border money South-of-the-border simoleon Spanish cue cash Cozumel Info Spanish cue coin Cancún Info Spanish for "weight" Spanish jack? Scrilla in Manila Senor's wherewithal Silver coins in Oaxaca. Silver coins. Silver money in the Philippines. Some dinero Some of them feature the axolotl on the reverse Sonora simoleons Sonoran smackeroos South of the border currency. South-of-the-border cash Spanish dollars. Spanish word for "weights" Spots for wallet-size Kahlo portraits Sucre lucre Seeing the glass half-empty "Special Topics in Calamity Physics" novelist Marisha "Shoo!" addressee Start of "schedule" in some dialects Sauce whose name is Italian for "pounded" Sheep ked, e.g. Significant nuisance Slug, say Slug, to a gardener Small headache Source of botheration Source of exasperation Source of vexation Spammer, for one Spray victim Starling, e.g. Steady annoyance Steve Urkel, to the Winslows, initially Sticky one Swattable sort Star of "Silkwood" and "Doubt" Substance used to destroy pests Spice crusher Spice grinder Spice shop implement Spice pulverizers Sauce Basil Sauce NYT Cooking described as "a mouthful of bright summer" Sauce devised in Genoa Sauce for a caprese sandwich Sauce for bucatini Sauce for capellini Sauce for cavatelli Sauce for farfalle Sauce for gnocchi Sauce for linguine Sauce for orecchiette Sauce for spaghetti Sauce from Genoa Sauce in un ristorante Sauce made of basil and cheese Sauce made with a mortar and... oh, I get it Sauce made with basil Sauce made with basil and pine nuts Sauce made with nuts Sauce made with pignoli Sauce made with pine nuts Sauce of crushed basil leaves, pine nuts, garlic, Parmesan cheese, and olive oil Sauce often made with pine nuts Sauce on some pizzas Sauce prepared in a mortar Sauce sometimes made with walnuts Sauce that often contains nuts Sauce that originated in Genoa Sauce that's pounded in Italian kitchens, literally Sauce traditionally made in a mortar Sauce traditionally made with pine nuts Sauce traditionally prepared in a mortar Sauce whose name derives from "pound" in Italian Sauce with a name derived from the Italian for "pounded" Sauce with a name that means "pounded" Sauce with basil Sauce with basil and pine nuts Sauce with crushed garlic and basil Sauce with gnocchi Sauce with olive oil Sauce with pine nuts Sauce with pine nuts, often Sauce with the same consonants as what it's used on Shells' go-with Sometime shakshuka ingredient Staple of Genoese cuisine sauce Green sauce Italian sauce Pasta choice sauce Trattoria bottle Skill with a green sauce? study of pests Sauces made with basil Sauces made with basil and pine nuts Sauces made with pine nuts Some green sauces Some pasta toppings Some trattoria preparations Spaghetti sauces Skeeters, e.g. Spray candidates Spray prey Steps all over ants and roaches (5) Stinkbugs and others Swattable sorts "Stupid ___ Tricks" (Letterman bit) "___ Sounds" (The Beach Boys) Stroke affectionately Salvador Dali's ocelot, e.g. Salvador Dalí's ocelot, Babou, e.g. Sandy to Annie Sandy, to Little Orphan Annie Santa's Little Helper, to the Simpsons Scooby-Doo, to Shaggy Shedding friend, maybe Shelter acquisition Shelter rescue Shelter rescuee Show affection for, in a way Show affection to, as a dog Smallest member of the family, often Snoopy or Garfield Snoopy, to Charlie Snoopy, to Charlie Brown Socks for Clinton, e.g. Socks, to Chelsea Something a zoo animal isn't Something preferred Something that all but three U.S. presidents have had while in office Soothe, in a way Source of hair on one's furniture Spa visitor who doesn't pay the bill? Spaying customer? Special favorite Spirit-lifter, perhaps Spot for a family, quite possibly Spot or Tabby