Why, one wonders, did the bureau not institute regular polygraph tests of its employees for possible security problems, after it became apparent in the wake of the arrest of the C.I.A. mole Aldrich Ames in 1994 that there was at least one more double agent in American intelligence?
Some of the players have multiple loyalties; they're more like double agents than investors.
There are no more secrets in the N.F.L. draft, some executives claim, but the players picked by the Giants in the second and third rounds are at least highly classified, with backgrounds more typical of double agents than of football players.
"The former MEP may be British born," he mused, "but he seems more like a double agent – a pure-bred European aristocrat working for the other side".
The double agents and their controllers become ever more reckless, even inventing an absurd troupe of dedicated Welsh antisemites who stop at nothing to infiltrate top secret bases.
Other British double agents, including Kim Philby, who had betrayed many more western agents, had been offered immunity from prosecution.
Agents who pay house calls are called "double agents"; they have to pass a much more difficult course and exam than in-store sales reps.
There are uncles, nephews, hired guns and double agents, as well as the Hong Kong police, who are more interested in order and stability than in enforcing the law.
Meanwhile, double agents in North Africa were used to extend the masquerade for a few more days, by hinting Montgomery was still in the region.
Both Leo Andy Lauu) and Jin (Takeshi Kaneshiro) are double agents.
