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Is Bergman really channeling Iranian intelligence here, or laundering something he knows by attributing it to Iranian intelligence?
Even in divisive political times, Burke said, she has found optimism in working with F&ES students who are channeling their intelligence, passion and energy to make a difference.
DISCLAIMER: This is a piece of fan-lit: the channeling of a superior intelligence for the purpose of furthering one's own writing career.
Stalin was channeling Nicholas; Putin channeled both.
Spies raise the blood pressure of intelligence agencies because "compartmentalization --channeling of information based on a "need to know"--is never perfecompartmentalization --channeling
One was Nasiruddin Haqqani, often described as the Haqqani network's liaison with Pakistani intelligence and the person in charge of channeling money.
The Unarius Academy of Science promotes the study of extraterrestrial intelligence, reincarnation, and free energy, but its fundamental purpose is the channeling of alien beings for creativity.
"During the 1952 presidential race, Dulles proved his loyalty to the Eisenhower-Nixon campaign by channeling funds to the Republican ticket through CIA front groups and by leaking embarrassing intelligence reports to the media about the Truman administration's handling of the Korean War - flagrant violations of the CIA charter that forbids agency involvement in domestic politics".
One focus of that investigation is whether Mr. Furlong engaged in contract fraud by channeling contracts to International Media Ventures, a media technology firm that American officials say Mr. Furlong used in the intelligence-gathering effort.
"She was channeling her".
Klinsmann channeling Arena?
