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Paul Kagame accused the DRC of arming, supplying, and exchanging intelligence with the FDLR.

They tracked the convoy from a distance, exchanging intelligence with other tribesmen.

Last week, the city assigned a detective to work with the S.P.C.A. to rout out dog-betting rings, and the society is exchanging intelligence with the State Police and law enforcement officials in surrounding jurisdictions, Mr. Chong said.

The dispatches also show that Shell exchanged intelligence with the US about militant activity in the oil-rich Niger Delta, where activists say local people have suffered environmental damage because of the oil industry without reaping its economic rewards.

The British government has been quietly exchanging intelligence on key policies with multinational companies in an effort to protect and promote their plans for new nuclear power stations, according to internal documents seen by the Guardian.

If Pakistan is to make a clean break with such policies, it will have to begin cooperating with India by exchanging intelligence and agreeing to extradite wanted terrorists.

"We have to be able to exchange intelligence better with our coalition partners," he said.

And it exchanged intelligence information with seven countries, including the United States, Britain and Israel, to assess Olympics-related terror threats.

If the carnage in Syria continues to spiral out of control and either the Turks or Israelis decide to intervene militarily, their capacity to exchange intelligence information and coordinate with the other will be highly valued in both capitals.

German media report that the German secret services exchange intelligence with their US counterparts.

Hajji Zaman said today that he had spoken with representatives of the United States in recent days, exchanged intelligence and pledged support in the search for Mr. bin Laden.