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Mr. Riera, who is 49, joined the Cuban directorate as a teenager in 1969, the documents show.

But a report sent from the research centre to the directorate as far back as 2010 warned that its testing had found potential cheating by a car-maker.

The drone attack was widely interpreted by Pakistan's main spy agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence directorate, as a deliberate effort by Washington to embarrass the country.

After briefly working in counterintelligence, he joined the K.G.B.'s First Chief Directorate as a foreign intelligence agent, focusing on Western visitors and, presumably, handling informers who passed through the region to drop off information or receive instructions.

Kifle Habte: he works in the Ethiopian Public Health Institute, Food Science and Nutrition research directorate as a researcher.

It received the support of the regional directorate as manifested in the provision of new manpower resources such as a geriatric consultant, a social worker, and a dietician.

The APA supports membership interests through its central offices and directorates as well as through the publication of its many journals, newsletters, books, e-products, and the Monitor on Psychology, the APA's official magazine, which informs readers of the latest advances in the field and the activities of the APA.

Former intelligence officials described longstanding tensions between the two directorates, as well as dysfunction within DS&T itself.

Responsibility for field centers will be divided among three of the directorates, as follows: $6$$)Exploration Systems, which will develop human and robotic capabilities to carry out Mr. Bush's plan.

The Sherman Act specifically involved trusts, or monopolies, while the Clayton Act also concerned itself with stock acquisition and sale and forbade interlocking directorates as an impediment to free competition and, therefore, a bar to free interstate commerce.

But it seems like if that happens, Gore could be safe, since he's not technically a part of the "interlocking directorates," as the FTC puts it.