Officially, Israel has neither confirmed nor denied involvement in the case, as is customary in delicate matters of intelligence and national security.
11. *"Rational Ignorance," Synthese 74 (1988): 47-64, and in L. M. Vaina, ed., Matters of Intelligence (D. Reidel Publishing Company, 1987. 12. *"What We Don't Know When We Don't Know Why," in N. Rescher, ed., Scientific Inquiry in Philosophical Perspective, (The University Press of America, 1987).
In a statement, the AFP said it did not comment on matters of intelligence.
They requested anonymity to discuss matters of intelligence.
Our heroine, a student of literature, speaks in an academic tone; despite her intelligence, she remains hopelessly naïve in matters of the heart.
The House Republican leadership, even in the critical matter of intelligence reform, rejects bipartisan solutions.
In so bullishly defending the decision to intervene in Libya and the judgments, in other matters, of the intelligence services, David Cameron suggested that there are still elements of the political establishment that fail to understand the limits on UK power in the 21st century.
I guess this is a matter of intelligence.
A brilliant strategy is, certainly, a matter of intelligence, but intelligence without audaciousness is not enough.
