In the course of his experiments, Franco inadvertently creates the glimmer of human intelligence in one of his subjects, a new-born, orphaned chimpanzee, Caesar.
It was a torrent of information, and it gave even the most dedicated newshounds a glimmer of what intelligence officials mean when they complain about "drinking from the fire hose" of planet-spanning communications networks.
At glimmer of good news for ITV.
The report does contain a glimmer of good news.
Believe it or not, in a pop culture filled with mindless reality shows and slick formula franchises, there are still a few players out there whose work offers a glimmer of hope that originality and intelligence can prevail.
Reid acted outraged by President Bush's pardon of Scooter Libby, telling reporters, "Libby's conviction was the one faint glimmer of accountability for White House efforts to manipulate intelligence and silence critics of the Iraq war.
Avoid false indicators of intelligence.
Keep up the momentum A test for the Bank of England Reprints Related items Covering Israel: The long fall from graceJul 29th 2004 Efraim Halevy: In defence of the intelligence servicesJul 29th 2004So where is the glimmer of light?
I've been working in artificial intelligence for 30 years, and there is no glimmer of that.
Furthermore, people who are arrested by the F.S.B., the federal domestic intelligence agency that succeeded the K.G.B., do not have even a glimmer of hope for an open or fair trial.
