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In addition to using informants and undercover officers posing as willing participants, prosecutors said federal agents managed to install an eavesdropping device in the office of DMN.

(The government said, however, that at one point, its agents managed to swap some of the supplies for a less dangerous concentration).

I cried, to no avail, as I explained my plight, but, luckily Eastern agents managed to get me on the next flight.

During the Cold War, as part of an espionage effort known as Project GUNMAN, Soviet agents managed to tamper with the comb-support bars in sixteen I.B.M. Selectric typewriters at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow and the U.S. Mission in Leningrad.

The article concludes with the baffling mystery of how the agents managed to leave the room with the door locked from the inside.

But FBI agents managed to trace the calls, and that, as they say, was that.

But even if foreign agents manage to gain access to mounting piles of data, they face a problem familiar to intelligence agencies everywhere: what to do with it.

He says many returning victims fail to complain because, often, they are unaware of their rights, but also because travel agents manage to convince them that it will somehow "cheapen" the hajj experience.

If agents manage to post listings, users are encouraged to report them.

How do agents manage to reduce the impacts and/or harness the benefits of information asymmetries when collectively participating in the process of inventing new ideas and capturing value from their commercialisation?

In January 1942, two Spanish agents manage to destroy two aircraft at the North Front landing strip.