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RECENTLY, Mr. Abraham has gauged local intelligence in addition to more cosmopolitan analysis for his investment strategies.

"We will discuss security and intelligence in addition to arms needed by the military to fight terrorism," he said.

Incidental Intelligence: In addition to its Committee on Committees, mentioned in these columns not long ago, the American Bar Association has a Special Committee on….

The nine-page intelligence summary, which included propriety French intelligence in addition to analyses of publicly circulated videos and information shared by allied intelligence services, was published on government Web sites on Monday evening.

By W. A. Slassinski and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, August 13 , 1955P. 16 Incidental Intelligence: In addition to its Committee on Committees, mentioned in these columns not long ago, the American Bar Association has a Special Committee on Specialization and Specialized Legal Education.

By P. Dudley and Berton Roueché The New Yorker, February 22 , 1947P. 20 Incidental Intelligence: In addition to a shoehorn and and a couple of other handy devices every bedroom at the University Club is equipped with a pincushion, and most of them with a buttonhook.

But when asked to point specifically to new authority granted to a director of central intelligence under the order, the White House official cited only a change that would allow the intelligence chief to "determine" the intelligence budget, in addition to his old powers to "develop and present" it to the president.

And says a "clear statutory framework" will be provided for "all of the bulk powers available to the security and intelligence agencies", in addition to introducing "robust, consistent safeguards across all of those powers".

The loss of the intelligence networks, in addition to the escalating conflict, contributed to the Obama administration's decision to halt drone strikes in Yemen for two months, to vacate the U.S. Embassy in Sana last month and to evacuate U.S. special operations and intelligence teams from a Yemeni air base over the weekend.

Vladimir Putin will spare no effort to be a partner in the Washington Summit on February 18, which will most probably launch advanced intelligence cooperation in addition to giving broader functions for interior ministries such as the US Department of Homeland Security, headed by Jay Johnson, which has extraordinary powers in the United States.

Still, the "caveat," German said, is that the FBI files on Khan are so heavily redacted that we don't know for certain if the bureau had other intelligence on Khan in addition to his blog posts — though according to the latest batch of records obtained by VICE News, it doesn't appear that the FBI had much on Khan beyond those posts to warrant an arrest.