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She was charged with passing intelligence to foreign organizations, according to diplomats and a Falun Gong spokeswoman.

That came a day after Isis killed 32 of its own jihadists in Ramadi and Fallujah for "passing intelligence" to Iraqi forces.

Although Al Qaeda is believed to employ sophisticated means for passing intelligence, like encrypted e-mail messages, the group appears to trust flesh and blood for the most important work.

Security Under Scrutiny The investigation into an F.B.I. analyst suspected of passing intelligence to the Philippines is raising new concerns about the bureau's vulnerabilities in protecting its secrets from internal espionage.

The most serious charge against Manning, carrying a possible life sentence, is that he "aided the enemy", specifically al-Qaida, by passing intelligence to WikiLeaks which then made it accessible on the internet.

At one time, the room was dominated by metal pens where immigrants would wait for processing after passing intelligence exams; those who did not pass were, in many cases, deported.

'They pass intelligence on little bits of paper left in drop zones to be collected,' he said.

As I reported for the magazine in December, the U.S. passed intelligence from a Department of Homeland Security surveillance plane to Jamaican forces.

Chalabi's group told Senate staff members that it had passed intelligence to one of Feith's subordinates in Special Plans; the subordinate has denied it).

In the Fifties, further subterfuge ensued when Cambridge spy Guy Burgess met his Soviet counterpart in the Caxton Bar to pass intelligence to the USSR.

The report cited the C.I.A.'s failure to pass intelligence about Mr. Mihdhar and Mr. Hazmi to other agencies as potentially significant.