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Intelligence endures.

By Howard Moss The New Yorker, July 12 , 1976P. 36 Intelligence endures View Article By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen By Blythe Roberson By Jason Hayes.

For an intelligence community that had endured searing criticism for a string of intelligence failures over the past decade, Bin Laden's killing brought a measure of redemption.

Later, Mr. Bush told his aides he worried that "old school ties" between Pakistani intelligence and the Taliban endured, despite the general's assurances.

Had he not in his dissertation argued that Hispanic immigration ought to be limited on grounds of inferior Hispanic intelligence, he would have endured the firestorm over the risible Heritage immigration study, as Mr Rector did.

It's easy to sympathize, considering the months of criticism that he and the intelligence agencies are about to endure -- from a highly negative Senate Intelligence Committee report that Mr. Tenet received this week, from the 9/11 commission's report and from an update expected this summer from Mr. Tenet's own investigator in Iraq on the failure to find weapons of mass destruction.

Still, Mr. Lowenthal said that intelligence officials for decades had to endure the wrath of American presidents who blamed them for misjudging the events of the day — and that it was their obligation to accept the criticism.

Since then, his demons have quieted; what endures is his incomparable tennis intelligence.

It is Odysseus' intelligence and above all, his capacity to endure, that finally sees him reinstalled on his throne, reunited with his wife and son.

According to intelligence officials and the incomplete public record, detainees who endured varying degrees of physical force did tell their interrogators some truths, as well as half-truths and outright lies.

He accused British intelligence officers of turning a blind eye as UK citizens endured torture at the hands of Pakistan's intelligence agencies.