In the course of his career, Mr. Angleton became one of the most celebrated intelligence officers of his time.
The celebrated intelligence officer — known for wearing sneakers and turtlenecks to the office — simply listened and said little in response, Grimes said.
While Donald Trump has repeatedly brandished his Wharton undergraduate degree as proof of his intelligence, the Wharton community has never celebrated intelligence for its own sake.
US officials said last week that one of the most celebrated pieces of false intelligence, the claim that Saddam Hussein had mobile biological weapons laboratories, had come from a major in the Iraqi intelligence service made available by the INC.
What follows, in the deft script by screenwriter Chris Terrio, resembles an archetypal heist movie, with some borrowing from the celebrated second world war intelligence hoax "the man who never was", a plan of genius thought up by the brother of Hitchcock's pre-war producer, and later used by Hitch as the basis for North by Northwest.
Our guest editor today, Prince Harry, sat down with one of the most celebrated figures in Artificial Intelligence, Demis Hassabis, the co-founder and CEO of DeepMind, to discuss the responsibility that big tech firms have to ensure that change to society is positive.
At least Rumsfeld was in possession of a SmarTrip card, clear and convincing evidence that he did not receive his public transportation intelligence from celebrated pinhead Douglas Feith.
Be celebrated, really celebrated.
It's known to the Republican leadership in Congress who recognize it, and it's known to the intelligence community," the celebrated Watergate reporter noted Friday on CNN's "New Day" program.
PRAGUE — Life appears to be imitating art in a drama convulsing the Czech Republic: an accusation that Milan Kundera, one of Eastern Europe's most celebrated writers, denounced a Western intelligence agent to Czechoslovakia's Communist police when he was a 21-year-old student.
Raymond Kurzweil, a celebrated inventor and expert in artificial intelligence, has posted on his Web site a stinging 8,000-word 8,000-wordhat faults Wolfram for an outrageous leap of faith--for critiqueng that because simple rules can spin out beguiling complexity, they must be behind the deepest mysteries ofaults.
