Foreign intelligence services, whose cooperation is often crucial, will not enter into liaison relationships if they cannot trust the CIA to protect basic secrets.
Granted there may be many women like Broadwell who enter lopsided liaisons, seduced by power and prestige.
Yet he entered into liaisons with servants and, posing as an old tar named Puggy Booth, shacked up with a widow in what was then known as "squalid Chelsea".
Aztec mythology described tales of the Cihuateteo, skeletal-faced spirits of those who died in childbirth who stole children and entered into sexual liaisons with the living, driving them mad.
He hoped to marry Grisi, but although a daughter was born as a result of their liaison, she was reluctant to enter into such a commitment.
He also openly acts as a liaison to the government, reporting suspicious characters who enter the mosque to the FBI.
Attached to his shirt pocket was a card that identified him as a community liaison officer for the company and allowed him to enter ChevronTexaco's terminal.
After Mahler's death, she enters into a passionate liaison with the painter Oskar Kokoschka, whom she abandons to return to Gropius.
After entering into a business liaison with Nikon of Japan recently, for example, the microelectronics division of I.B.M. in East Fishkill, N.Y., put a group of its employees through a two-day immersion course in Japanese.
In 2007, more than 7,000 patients received permits to enter Israel for care, many more than the 4,900 in 2006, said the W.H.O. and the Israeli Coordination and Liaison Administration, which manages movement at the Gaza border crossings.
And those who go can easily return: most Romanians enter Italy in buses across uncontrolled frontiers.The two prime ministers agreed to set up a joint police force and to send more Romanian police liaison officers to Italy.
