In 1972, the British Army launched a clever operation.
The SPI members compare lapel-pin cameras, gasp at one another's horror stories, and chuckle at clever undercover operations.
The optics are clever: private operation is announced along with bright, shiny, new buildings.
The Daily Mail group, which owns Northcliffe, has a very clever online operation which is winning big audiences around the world for a diet of celebrity news and gossip - but this is one story which it did not want to take off.
And, even though it sounded like a really clever police sting operation, 15percentt of respondents said, yes, they've boosted.
He aims to solve it with clever software, and to start operations in Florida in June.
Before elections, candidates of both parties are happy to boast about their clever get-out-the-vote operations, special-interest campaigns or ballot initiatives designed to lure specific voter groups to the polls.
However, by sacrificing some speed and accuracy, Sinclair used clever algorithms to run scientific operations on a chip with room for just 320 instructions.
What has been exposed is that some supposedly very clever, but actually rather crude, operation, not some spontaneous uprising of MPs and public".
But Gen. Tommy R. Franks, the head of allied forces in Afghanistan, defended the operation and blamed clever Qaeda fighters, unforgiving terrain and the "fog and friction" of war.
