Ideally COIN, as it is known for short, called for a different kind of intelligence, not just high-tech eavesdropping but also a deeper cultural sensitivity to the people the soldiers were trying to defend, or hunt down.
It is almost as if the public, liberated from the burdensome presence of crime, is free to express doubts about the civic costs of a whole range of crime-fighting strategies, from racial profiling to high-tech eavesdropping to low-tech drug-sniffing dogs.
On December 6 , 2014 approximately 36 of America's top commandos, heavily armed, operating with intelligence from satellites, drones, and high-tech eavesdropping, outfitted with night vision goggles, and backed up by elite Yemeni troops, went toe-to-toe with about six militants from al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.
Theron shows how Mavis has made a career of imagining herself into the madeup world of high school drama, eavesdropping upon and plagiarising adolescent talk in stores and malls, and neurotically drawing on a rewritten memory of her own teen years of socio-romantic prom-queen triumph.
This methodology results in sky-high barriers against eavesdropping.
In an era of endemic leaks, however, the risks of intrusive eavesdropping are higher.
Other drones monitor the seas and eavesdrop from high altitudes, much like the storied U-2 spy planes.
Sources said the satellite was a $500 million craft capable of taking high-resolution photos and eavesdropping on electronic communications over much of the world.
I'm a high school dropout who eavesdrops.
Eavesdropping on conversations in high school.
