All her life, she wore a kind of disguise, inspired by her family, using her formidable intelligence to cover her tracks and avoid personal exposure.
For now Bellerín seems to have it all: poise, craft, the athleticism and intelligence to cover his own mistakes and real creativity going forward, as he showed with two decisive surges to make Arsenal's winning goals.
People are beginning to appreciate that this means a claimant is banned from knowing anything about their case and that this in turn will make it easier for ministers and the intelligence agencies to cover up wrongdoing, such as rendition and torture.
The bill is also opposed by civil rights and journalists' groups, and hundreds of leading lawyers, who have denounced its provisions as "dangerous and unnecessary" and say it is intended not to protect secret intelligence but to cover up evidence of the British government's involvement in serious crimes after 9/11.
Last month, BenevolentAI, one of the first companies to apply deep learning to drug discovery, bought biotech company Promixagen's operations in the United Kingdom, which it says will make it the first artificial intelligence company to cover the entire drug research and development process.
The Air Force is enormously involved providing real-time intelligence to commanders, cover to troops, precision air-to-surface strikes, transport, medical evacuation, search and rescue, and much more.
The news organization has been using artificial intelligence and software to cover earnings reports on the business and finance beat, using Zacks Investment Research data, since July 2014.
Because United States policy frowns on assassinations, the intelligence community needed a phrase to cover the idea of bombing the general area in which an unfriendly dictator or terrorist is likely to be resident.
The subpoena is expected to pit the freedom of the press to cover highly sensitive intelligence issues against the government's authority to define what must remain secret in order to protect national security.
In the 1980s the Church turned to L. Fletcher Prouty, a former U.S. Army colonel, who said that Hubbard's records had been falsified to cover up his "intelligence background".
He agrees to come in with Carrie but explains that she'll need to provide some token intelligence to maintain the cover of her being an asset for the Iranians.
