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How far should we go toward an Orwellian omnipresent state in enabling domestic eavesdropping, intelligence gathering and security activity ― even if it is obfuscated as metadata and only affects subgroups?
He was President George W. Bush's intelligence briefer, and he was omnipresent in the White House after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
While details are under wraps the company does have over 10 pilots with digital health startups working on sensing technologies, patient engagement, mobile technologies, and the omnipresent buzzword of the 20-teens, data intelligence.
Senator John McCain, who presided over the hearings, said in his introductory remarks that "we cannot afford to believe that our intelligence agencies are omniscient and omnipresent, especially after years of sequestration and arbitrary budget caps".
But Ba'athist regimes in Iraq and Syria were designed to be coup-proof: the intelligence services are too powerful and omnipresent for an anti-Assad plot to succeed.
National security can undoubtedly benefit from advanced intelligence analysis solutions capable of efficient and thorough exploitation of huge data volumes stemming from the omnipresent sensing, communication, and information processing systems.
The pressure was omnipresent.
Army checkpoints are omnipresent.
Security was omnipresent.
Karl Rove is suddenly omnipresent.
