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That posture seems likely to keep alive a debate that has simmered behind the scenes in recent years largely within the ranks of intelligence and law enforcement agencies.

The slender ranks of intelligence officers familiar with the languages and cultures where the conflict is unfolding will most likely make American intelligence more reliant on foreign intelligence services and slow its ability to develop sources and evaluate information, current and former intelligence officials said.

She was quite distressed at one point when she saw a ranking of the intelligence of dog breeds that put Samoyeds somewhere in the middle.

Is there a schism within the ranks of British intelligence?

He also has fans among the top ranks of the intelligence and defense communities, Ellen reports.

He rose through the ranks of the intelligence service, despite his lack of formal education and polish.

Shias saw Palestinians as Saddam's Sunni partisans, filling the ranks of his intelligence services and fedayeen.

No wonder then if Alec Leamas found himself rubbing shoulders with some pretty unsavoury colleagues in the ranks of western intelligence.

After being cut nearly in half in the early 1990's after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the ranks of Russian intelligence officers have now returned to nearly their cold war levels, American officials say.

The answer came back that, without the intelligence provided by America, Britain would be instantly reduced to "the same position as other European members of NATO in other words, to the second rank of world intelligence powers.But Britain's spy agencies preserve a certain cachet.

In his evidence, Sir David Omand denied all suggestions that either junior ranks of the intelligence services had unease over the role of the No 10 communications department in the construction of the September dossier, or that there had been any rows between himself and Alastair Campbell.