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Delator, plural Delators, or Delatores, ancient Roman prosecutor or informer.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, "Smalls" has become gangland slang for a "snout" or informer.
The worst that could happen would be for Martin to be revealed as a "tout," or informer.
"The bureau was fully aware from at least 1991 of the potential risks of using Ms. Leung as an asset," or informer, Mr. Sun said in an interview.
A week ago, agents interviewed a Gore aide who was suspended for telling a friend about a "mole," or informer for the Gore camp, within the Bush campaign.
Their film centres on the perennially interesting relationship between the spy or informer or undercover agent and the person in authority who controls them.
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Ten of them were thieves, and the rest were shabiha or informers.
So the police rely on the testimony of other suspects, or informers.
Governor Shaheen has advocated expanding the list to include categories like killing witnesses or informers.
"Not really," he started and then tailed off when a stranger sidled up to listen in on the conversation, perhaps wary of security agents or informers.
Can a republic of 17 million people, 300,000 secret policemen or informers and five million personal files melt away without leaving even a tang in the air?
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