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When Alice Sheldon left the CIA in 1955, she was unsure about her marriage and used her training in intelligence to disappear for a brief period.

She is considered inferior in intelligence to humans, an object available for her owner's purchase and pleasure because she doesn't "carry the burden of a heavy soul".

In 2005, he appointed Farhad Rahbar — a hard-liner whose background was in intelligence — to head the P.B.O., which had been renamed the Management and Planning Organization, or M.P.O.

It will require stronger missile defenses in South Korea, Japan, Alaska, and Hawaii, and more investment in intelligence to track the locations of North Korea's weapons, to insure that we pose a credible threat of destroying them.

Jami Miscik, Co-CEO and Vice Chairman of Kissenger Associates, drew upon her 22 year career in intelligence to emphasize how cyber threats are very real and that we need to take them seriously.

A wide array of fetal disorders can be induced by alcohol consumption during pregnancy, from subtle changes in intelligence to severe mental retardation and physical disability [ 1].

But Lepofsky would like to see some built-in intelligence to help guide in creation, suggested responses, finding similar content and fact checking.

To conserve battery life, Whereoscope has some built-in intelligence to figure out when to activate your GPS, and when it does, it only does so for a few moments.

But a mass spectrometer intended for soldiers, firefighters, and physicians must be simple enough to be used by someone who knows nothing about such nuances and have the built-in intelligence to automatically switch into tandem mode as the data require.

It also would require firms or individuals involved in political intelligence to register in the same way as federal lobbyists.

Were these queens consort so lacking in authority, in influence or even in intelligence as to become anonymous?