Bond informs his service of Lynd's duplicity, coldly telling his contact, "The bitch is dead now".
I spent the weekend with an old British friend, now resident in the US and well-versed in the world of espionage, spy-swaps and the inherent duplicity of secretive intelligence services the world over.
On Monday, the New York Times emphasized the duplicity of the Pakistan military and secret service and its involvement with the Taliban; the Guardian focused on reports of civilian atrocities; and Der Spiegel underscored how the German government has mischaracterized the military situation in northern Afghanistan that involves German troops.
The young American was wrestled to the ground, filmed with his toys wads of cash, a compass, knife, even a map of Moscow and then handed over, plus a stern rebuke, to American officials summoned late at night to the headquarters of the FSB, Russia's internal-security service.The official Russian line is that this exemplifies American duplicity and incompetence.
Attack on America The diabolical duplicity of Japan has rendered the United States an incalculable service: it has welded, united all the people, has aroused their righteous indignation, has incited our fighting spirit to the pitch of a hurricane-driven prairie fire.
That means exposing every duplicity, every supposed "saving" that turns out to be a cut in services.
Georgian officials have said that Mr. Basayev's career as a terrorist began as a proxy in Abkhazia for Russia's secret services, and that his presence in the war was a mark of Kremlin sponsorship and duplicity.
Like simplicity and duplicity.
Duplicity is its mainstay.
No more linguistic duplicity.
Moreover, "Duplicity" is expensive.
