Mr. Obama has said turning over the operations to the military is desirable, and we agree: That would result in more transparency and oversight, and it would allow the CIA to focus on what should be its overriding mission of gathering intelligence, rather than conducting military operations.
The overriding reason that humans have to create artificial intelligences is to do work.
But there is a more mature intelligence at work in the show's overriding architecture and its analysis of the American scene, then and now.
But the overriding spirit she conveyed was joy filtered through a keen intelligence.
They added that there was always a balance to be struck between intelligence officers wanting to pursue a surveillance operation and the overriding responsibility of the police to protect the public.
Republicans, it seems, are no longer prepared to sacrifice their own views to the overriding aim of getting their president re-elected.On the particular issue of intelligence reform, Mr Bush might yet find a bipartisan deal.
With combating Al Qaeda and the Taliban now the overriding priority, the United States provides Pakistan with a wide array of weapons, shares intelligence about the militants, and has given it more than $10 billion toward the cost of deploying nearly 150,000 troops in and around the border areas since 2001 — with the promise of much more to come.
This may be true, in some limited way, but the overriding fact is that Hong Kong is part of China, which is, as Snowden knows, a stalwart adversary of the United States in intelligence matters.
Two overriding conclusions follow.
"That is the overriding statistic.
The overriding conclusion?
