In an address that year the librarian, John MacMullen, envisioned a great future for the library with "an ample Reading-Room, whither the Telegraph, on lightning wings, concentrates intelligence from all quarters of the world".
In spite of intelligence from all quarters that the German army was massing for attack, a special Moscow announcement on June 14 , 1941 asserted that both parties were rigorously observing their pact.
The conflicting information provided by several major Soviet defectors to the United States... has never been completely sorted out; it bedeviled U.S. intelligence for a quarter of a century".
By J. P. Chamberla and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, May 24 , 1952P. 20 Incidental Intelligence: The Latin Quarter, a night club offers the public credit-application slips, on which is printed, "One often forgets to ame a record of legitimate expenses which are tax decuctible - a charge account at the Latin Quarter is so convenient.
The opener, "Dear Mary," features her ex-husband, Richard, on backing vocals and guitar, but it's Linda's crystalline tone, which conveys the same melancholy intelligence as it did a quarter-century ago, that gives the song its heft; the same is true for the closer, "Dear Old Man of Mine," a portrait of Richard that is at once affectionate and chilling.
There is also criticism and even anger in some quarters that the American intelligence assessment may be too soft on Iran.
Most are quarter horses, with the intelligence, speed, and ability to make quick starts, stops, and turns.
About 37.4 million iPhones shipped worldwide in the January-to-March quarter according to market intelligence firm IDC, confirming its status as Apple's biggest source of revenue.
On the evening of 30 January, 200 U.S. officers all of whom served on the MACV intelligence staff attended a pool party at their quarters in Saigon.
Marcel Proust, that infamous neurasthenic, wrote: "Three-quarters of the sicknesses of intelligent people comes from their intelligence.
