| Skillful handling of many jobs |
| Diplomatic agents |
| Cellist who performed at Steve Jobs's funeral |
| Easy and profitable, like some jobs |
| Diplomatic difficulty |
| Diplomatic hdqrs. |
| ___ Affair (diplomatic incident during John Adams's presidency) |
| Diplomatic representatives |
| Diplomatic successes nobody sees? |
| Diplomatic V.I.P. |
| Jobs for openers |
| Diplomatic jobs |
| Govt. jobs prog. estab. in 1973 |
| Diplomatic messenger |
| Diplomatic go-between |
| Diplomatic representative |
| Appointment of friends to jobs, regardless of qualifications |
| Diplomatic representatives of popes |
| Diplomatic agreement |
| Jobs creates them |
| Narc's jobs |
| Jobs, metaphorically |
| Politicos with jobs |
| Diplomatic scandal of the late 1700s |
| Diplomatic accord |
| Jobs for repair shops |
| Diplomatic euphemisms |
| Person who finds jobs for an actor |
| Like an actor between jobs |
| Jobs, idiomatically |