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Some Burmese say they are reluctant to visit the center, fearing persecution by the government, which operates a pervasive intelligence network.

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Masrour Barzani, the president's most powerful son, who runs the security council and the pervasive intelligence service, is also thought keen to hasten towards independence".The situation after Mosul is completely different," agrees Nechirvan Barzani, the prime minister (and the president's nephew).

The latest threat to Mr. Kohl's determination to protect the party's secret financial supporters has come from the files of the Stasi, the pervasive intelligence service of the East German state, that was absorbed into a single German nation under the former chancellor.

"With this faster, more pervasive intelligence embedded directly into devices, the potential to make our world safer, more productive and more personal is limitless," Intel Movidius exec Remi El-Ouazzane wrote in a blog post.

There's this pervasive intelligence gathering, which other countries don't do nearly as much".

Yet this profession is rarely evident in his writing, except perhaps as a pervasive emotional intelligence.

The power of convergence of data access and pervasive mobile intelligence enabled by smart mobile devices such as smart phones is the driving force behind this wave of computing.

And it is putting pressure on Mr Rajapaksa to make his own investigative efforts more convincing.Meanwhile, northern Sri Lanka continues to feel like a land under occupation, with an all-pervasive military intelligence snooping on Tamils deemed to be suspicious.

And a pervasive, lightly mocking intelligence gives the whole thing a lively, satirical edge.

But forced nudity of prisoners was pervasive in the military intelligence unit of Abu Ghraib, so much so that soldiers later said they had not seen "the whole nudity thing," as one captain called it, as abusive or out of the ordinary.