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Abdullah al-Senussi, Libya's former chief of intelligence, is expected to know the secrets of many former regime figures, including Saif.

The authors calculate that the total global market for robots and artificial intelligence is expected to reach $152.7bn £99bnn) by 2020, and estimate that the adoption of these technologies could improve productivity by 30% in some industries.

George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, is expected to testify before a Senate panel on Wednesday about the reliability of intelligence indicating Iraq tried to obtain uranium, as administration officials raised new concerns about information his agency gave the White House on the matter last fall.

With the Bush administration emphasizing security changes over democratic ones, George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, is expected to arrive here this weekend to oversee a shake-up of the dozen or so Palestinian security forces, from military intelligence in the West Bank to naval police in Gaza.

Therefore the combined use of all three paradigms and technologies which are characterized by dynamism, robustness, and intelligence, is expected to increase the effectiveness and boost the efficiency of future CDNs.

As far as genetics is concerned, this story has a very clear prediction: In the general population in which people differ in their educational experiences the heritability of crystallized intelligence is expected to be lower than the heritability of fluid intelligence.

Developments in artificial intelligence are expected to provide robots and other "intelligent" machines with the ability to communicate with humans and to accept very high-level instructions rather than the detailed step-by-step programming statements typically required of today's programmable machines.

The first public hearings will not be held until late June, when both Mr. Mueller and George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, are expected to testify.

Sir Richard, who retired in 2004 and rarely speaks in public, said "intelligence was expected to carry too much weight" in the formulation of policy.

The Senate intelligence committee is expected to soon unveil sections of its long-awaited investigation into CIA torture.

Egypt's chief of intelligence, Omar Suleiman, is expected to serve as a go-between for Israel and Hamas.