The proponents of plant intelligence argue that the traditional definitions of these terms are anthropocentric — a clever reply to the charges of anthropomorphism frequently thrown at them.
After the war, she continued to be of such use to the Soviets that the KGB and Soviet military intelligence argued as to who should control her.
However, on Friday a source with knowledge of intelligence argued that the data was collected legally under a system of safeguards, and had provided material that had led to significant breakthroughs in detecting and preventing serious crime.
During a seminar in the spring, Vladimir Kozin, a senior adviser to the Russian Institute for Strategic Studies, a think tank linked to the Kremlin and Russian foreign intelligence, argued against any change in Sweden's neutral status.
Amos Yadlin, one of the pilots who attacked the Iraqi reactor and a former chief of Israeli military intelligence, argued early this year that Iraq's nuclear program "never fully resumed" and cited the bombing episode as a compelling rationale for military action against Iran.
Bulk collection of data is "critical for the discovery of threats and intelligence", argued the government's lawyer, reiterating the state's repeated claim that it relies on bulk inception of Internet communications data as a "vital" intelligence gathering tool.
These works of progressive European intelligence, he argues, are actually instruments of conquest.
The most effective tests of animal intelligence, he argues, are designed according to a species' particular traits and skills.
He picks his issues with sympathy and intelligence, and argues his ground with care, humour, flair and respect for the real significance of research.
A government that takes a country into war on the basis of faulty intelligence, but argues that it acted in good faith.
