Referring Clues

• Navigators' Islands, today
• Pago Pago's land
• Site of Margaret Mead study
• Neighbor of Fiji
• Where Pago Pago is
• Mead subject
• Pago Pago site
• Pago Pago locale
• Pago Pago's place
• Navigators Islands, today
• Where Pago-Pago is
• Margaret Mead research site
• Part of it belongs to the U.S.
• Pago Pago's locale
• The Navigator Islands, today
• National Park of American ___ (only U.S. national park south of hte equator)
• Pago-Pago's land
• South Seas monarchy
• Major exporter of coconut oil
• Margaret Mead study site
• Locale of Margaret Mead study
• Where "yes" is "ioe," pronounced in three syllables
• Site of Margaret Mead studies
• Country north of Tonga
• Setting of Margaret Mead's first book
• Part of Oceania
• Big exporter of coconut cream and coconut oil
• Mead study locale
• It was split into two parts by the 1899 Treaty of Berlin
• Where houses traditionally have no walls
• Pago Pago's home
• Polynesian land
• Pacific archipelago nation
• Robert Louis Stevenson setting
• South Pacific setting
• Island group studied by Mead
• "Under the Volcano" setting
• Area of study for Mead
• Margaret Mead topic
• South Pacific islands
• Tonga neighbor
• Island group near Tonga
• "Coming of Age" country
• Chain once known as the Navigators Islands
• South Pacific tourist stop
• Destination for Margaret Mead
• South Pacific island group
• South Pacific archipelago
• It declared independence from New Zealand in 1962
• Mead's study site
• "Coming of Age in ___" (Mead book)
• Pago Pago's nation
• Island group near Fiji
• Its capital is Apia
• South Pacific island nation
• Apia is its capital
• Tutuila is part of it
• Mead's milieu
• Pacific island group near the International Date Line
• Its flag features the Southern Cross
• "Coming of Age in ___" (Margaret Mead book)
• Where lavalavas are worn
• 2009 "Survivor" setting
• Margaret Mead subject
• Island nation once under New Zealand control
• The Apolima Strait separates its two main islands
• Pago Pago's country
• Treaty of Berlin (1899) subject
• Country with a red, white and blue flag
• Its most populous island is Upolu
• Pago-Pago's nation
• Island studied by Margaret Mead
• Mead's venue
• Pago Pago's island group
• Coconut-oil exporter
• South Pacific nation
• Fiji neighbor
• Pacific island group
• Polynesian island group
• UN member since '76
• Mead study site
• Land of Apia
• Country of South Pacific Islands
• Stevenson's retirement home
• American or Western follower
• Pago Pago's American locale
• Where lavalava lovers likely live
• "Coming of Age in ___"
• One place to see a lavalava
• Site of interest to Margaret Mead
• South Pacific island
• Locale of Mead's research
• U.S. Island territory
• Margaret Mead's "Coming of Age in ___"
• 2009 "Survivor" locale
• Caramel-coconut Girl Scout cookie
• Part of the U.S. south of the Equator
• Island where Robert Louis Stevenson died
• Fiji's neighbor
• American territory
• American ___ (Pacific Ocean territory)
• Setting for Margaret Mead's first book
• American ___: Pacific territory
• Where Apia is
• Neighbor of Fiji and Tonga
• Margaret Mead's island
• South Pacific country whose capital is Apia
• Where lavalava skirts are worn
• U.S. Pacific possession
• Mead research site
• American ___: Pacific territory
• Margaret Mead study venue
• South Pacific island
• Pacific island nation
• Mead's "Coming of Age" locale
• South Pacific state
• 2009 "Survivor" site
• Subject of the Tripartite Convention of 1899
• Pago Pago whereabouts
• Land of Pago Pago: American ____
• Where Pago Pago and Fagatogo are
• Polynesian island group
• Apia's locale
• Coconut oil exporter
• Part of Polynesia
• Pago Pago setting
• Pago Pago is there
• Apia's country
• Mead's territory
• Margaret Mead territory
• Mead's bailiwick
• Mead topic
• Apia locale
• Nation near Fiji
• Pago Pago's location: American ___
• Pago Pago's land: American ___
• Last home of Robert Louis Stevenson
• Navigator Islands, now
• Volcanic islands in the South Pacific
• About 90% of its land is owned communally
• Island group studied by Margaret Mead
• Margaret Mead's milieu
• Locale of a noted Margaret Mead study
• Where lavalava lovers live
• Western ___
• South Pacific country that won its independence in 1962
• About 7% of it is American
• Polynesian island nation
• It's ENE of Fiji
• Nation whose prime minister is Tuilaepa Lupesoliai Sailele Malielegaoi
• Former New Zealand territory
• Striped Girl Scout cookie
• Island group the NFL's Troy Polamalu's family is from
• Pacific isle
• Pago Pago's there
• Where Margaret Mead studied
• Girl Scout cookie with toasted coconut
• American ___
• Mead milieu
• Where Robert Louis Stevenson died
• International Date Line crosser of 2011
• Faleolo International Airport setting
• Island home of Pago Pago
• Home to the so-called "happy people"
• UN member since 1976
• Pago Pago's setting
• Apia's home
• Popular Girl Scout cookie
• Apia is there
• Margaret Mead milieu
• Home to Pago Pago
• Pago Pago is its capital
• "The Cradle of Polynesia"
• Polynesian nation
• Navigator Islands, today
• Pago Pago location
• Apia's land
• Nation near Tonga
• "American" territory
• Carmel-coated Girl Scout cookie
• Setting for several "Survivor" seasons
• Island studied by Mead
• Cookie with coconut
• American ___ (U.S. territory)
• Girl Scout cookie with caramel
• Island with earth ovens called 'umus
• Pacific island nation, capital Apia
• Where the head of state has a bit of a moan?
• Island nation where Robert Louis Stevenson died
• Commonwealth country in the Pacific, capital Apia
• Girl Scout cookie sprinkled with coconut
• Upolu is one of its islands
• Island nation once governed by Germany
• "Cradle of Polynesia"
• Upolu locale
• Land of Pago Pago
• Savai'i locale
• Second son leaving Greek island, heading for Apia here in the Pacific
• Margaret Mead's land
• South Pacific democracy
• Place Mead studied
• Mount Silisili's nation
• "American" Pacific territory
• Where the lava-lava is worn
• Home of Pago Pago
• Neighbor of Tonga
• Coconut-topped Girl Scout cookie
• Girl Scout's favorite island nation?
• Where Apia is found
• Nation east-northeast of Fiji
• Girl Scout cookie with a geographical name
• Pacific nation that's also a Girl Scout cookie
• Repeated "Survivor" setting
• Polynesian island state
• It dropped "Western" from its name in 1997
• Hobbs’s homeland in “Hobbs & Shaw”
• Cookie topped with toasted coconut, caramel and chocolate
• Its largest island is Savai’i
• Island country setting in "Hobbs & Shaw"
• "American" island group
• Pacific island nation that removed "Western" from its name
• Girl Scout cookie variety
• Territory about halfway between Hawaii and New Zealand
• Commonwealth island nation
• South Pacific island country
• Country with an 'ava ceremony
• Where the head of state has a bit of a moan?
• Fiame Naomi Mata'afa's nation
• Cookie with stripes
• Ele Opeloge's home country
• American ___ (U.S. Pacific territory)
• American ___: U.S. territory in the South Pacific
• Coconut-covered cookie
• "Survivor" locale in the South Pacific
• Country with Taualuga performances
• Girl Scout cookie also called Caramel deLite
• Western isles? Maybe, but they're in the S. Pacific!
• Polynesian island country
• Nation in Polynesia
• Tufuga ta tatau's country
• Where "talofa" and "tofa" mean "hello" and "goodbye"
• Island nation near Tuvalu
• Its largest islands are Savai'i and Upolu
• American ___ (territory affected by the Insular Cases)
• Nation that moved east of the International Date Line in 1892 and west of it in 2011
• Island nation whose flag features the Southern Cross
• Country where palusami is from
• Country where the siva dance is performed
• Island nation whose currency is the tala
• Savai'i's country
• Island country home to the Alofaaga Blowholes
• Island country, or a Girl Scout cookie
• Island country that's 24 hours ahead of its closest neighbor
• Girl Scout Cookie with coconut
• Girl Scout cookie also called a Caramel deLite
• Margaret Mead's turf
• Country that dropped "Western" from its name in 1997
• Nation whose name sounds like a plea for seconds