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Its critics argue it has also been used by Mr. bin Laden not just to spread propaganda but to send hidden messages to operatives of his organization, Al Qaeda, which the United States and Britain hold responsible for the Sept. 11 attacks.

Was he the most adept political operative of his generation?

Bryan was a peerless orator, but McKinley had Mark Hanna — the premier political operative of his day — extracting so-called assessments from the nation's biggest corporations and funneling them into a vast marketing campaign.

The US regarded Awlaki as one of al-Qaida's most dangerous operatives because of his potential appeal to western radicals.

After the bypass post-operative infection of his sternum with MRSA (an antibiotic-resistant staph bacteria) lead to a month in the intensive care unit, plastic surgery to repair the chest defect, and "mini-strokes" following bypass surgery which led to memory loss or "pre-dementia", ii) and a protracted recovery from hospitalization requiring months of home care.

He has been a trusted adviser to the party's most senior leaders in Congress, and is admired by its campaign operatives for his knowledge of the way campaigns work and his willingness to use aggressive, pioneering tactics to help them win elections.

In a move clearly aimed at Governor Cervera's practice of giving voters government-financed goodies on or near election day, the federal office of social development shut down operations, depriving his operatives of a source of handouts.

The billionaire mayor is turning heads these days with the hiring of high-profile operatives for his re-election campaign, including several who had previously worked for his rivals in the race.

He accuses Giuliani operatives of spying on his campaign and maintains that the comedian Jackie Mason, in describing Mr. Dinkins as a "fancy schvartze," was "essentially calling me a nigger".

While Mr. Akhtar's arrest was being broadcast as that of a major operative of Al Qaeda, his profile is considerably more complicated, and indicative of the contradictions Pakistan has manifested in its own approach to terrorism.

Republican operatives and some of his own advisers acknowledge that Mr. McCain has run into problems that bedeviled Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's primary campaign against Mr. Obama.