As embodied by an actor who naturally exudes an earthbound, no-nonsense intelligence, Juliana seems to define integrity, honesty and authority.
While the other strands of CONTEST are intended to be no-nonsense intelligence-gathering and attack-preventing arms of the state, Prevent is, at least in theory, the carrot to CONTEST's stick.
Putin said it was "total nonsense" that Russian intelligence had followed Trump to gather compromising material on him and reiterated that he had never met Trump.
But I was caught in his struggle now, no longer outside, trapped in the middle of his vast appetites and imagination, his sexuality, his angry intelligence, his nonsense and his pain.
If you want an intelligent dialogue, don't waste my time and insult my intelligence with this nonsense about JD not being the manager.
Sometimes his broad perspective gives rise to a well-grounded assertion of value, such as when he remarks that his father's "encyclopaedic knowledge of landscape" makes nonsense of conventional ideas of intelligence.
But as Detective Sarah Linden, she exudes quiet courage, intelligence and no-nonsense grit.
Mr. Brooke characterized the account by American officials as "disgusting nonsense that shows how decrepit our intelligence services" have become.
British intelligence has blasted as "nonsense" an accusation leveled by White House spokesman Sean Spicer that former President Barack Obama used U.K. spies to wiretap Donald Trump during the presidential campaign.
For good or ill, it will do yet more.It may seem nonsense to think of the (probably sceptical) intelligence with which you interpret these words as something on a par with plate tectonics or photosynthesis.
Mr. Medvedev dismissed as "pure provocative nonsense" the notion that a Russian military intelligence officer was linked to an explosion outside the American Embassy in Tbilisi, a charge that was tentatively corroborated by a United States intelligence assessment that was described to reporters last week.
