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Such a conclusion could lead the United States to provide more intelligence and equipment to the Yemeni government and even consider fresh targets in a continuing campaign against radicals in Yemen.
Mr. Gates announced in May that he was creating a task force to find ways to move urgently and provide more intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance vehicles in Iraq and Afghanistan, a decision that was expected to focus initially on a shift of priorities to remotely piloted aircraft.
Think of using connected systems to provide more intelligence to your actions.
They are turning to software to provide more intelligence, automate more of their operations, and realize the efficiency gains that virtualization promises.
"Calvin and Hobbs," "Mr. Boffo," "Sally Forth," "Cathy," "The Neighborhood," "Bent Offerings," "Ziggy," "Mother Goose and Grimm" and "Herman," plus the venerable "Peanuts," "Doonesbury" and "The Far Side," consistently provide more intelligence, sophistication, psychological and cultural insight, off-the-wall perspectives and flat-out hip hilarity.
Asked about Dearlove's claim that Britain provides more intelligence to Europe than it gets back, she said: "Richard is talking from 11 years ago.
Her network provided more intelligence than any other — and Fourcade escaped twice after capture, once slipping naked through the bars of a cell.
In an interview last week, Rewari said the company will initially target the uses cases such as providing more intelligence for sales and marketing professionals.
In an interview last week, Rewari said the company will initially target the uses cases such as providing more intelligence for sales and marketing professionals.
We also encourage our colleagues and patients to participate in the next parts of this survey, thus providing more intelligence on how the care for patients can be improved.
The American military and civilian leadership maintains, however, that the arrest of Mr. Hussein has prompted larger numbers of Iraqis to provide more accurate intelligence about the insurgency.
