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American officials said that the warning had been based on fragmentary information and that they had no "actionable" or specific intelligence about the attack.

Currently, C.I.A. operatives and Special Operations forces have limited authority to conduct counterterrorism missions in Pakistan based on specific intelligence about the whereabouts of those two men, who have eluded the Bush administration for more than six years, or of other members of their terrorist organization, Al Qaeda, hiding in or near the tribal areas.

It also said there had been "no immediate, specific" intelligence about the 11 September attack or threats to the consulate.

UPDATE: 11 30 p.m. -- One of the issues holding up Hagel's nomination appears to be requests from Republicans in the Senate to receive specific intelligence about the Benghazi attack, intelligence that Reid insists has already been provided.

At the moment, the sturm und drang over the nomination of former Republican Senator Chuck Hagel has current Republican senators executing a filibuster over his appointment, with further "specific intelligence about the Benghazi attack" put forward as the key demand to break their delay.

American security officials said that while they had no specific intelligence about imminent attacks in the United States, Al Qaeda had made clear that it considered commuter train and subway systems to be vulnerable.

At the same time, though, Mr. Blair and his aides suggested that the specific intelligence about Iraq's supposed illicit weapons was not the prime rationale for war, apparently revising their earlier arguments.

The warnings extend to July 17, the date of the last anniversary, and reflect specific intelligence about possible attacks in Baghdad and other areas, the officials said.

The fourth is an "imported problem"—dissident groups from other countries who see an opportunity to strike at the head of a hated government while he is in London.At present, it seems MI5 has no credible and specific intelligence about any planned attack during the games, though al-Qaeda has been trying without success to pull off another spectacular since the London bombings on July 7th 2005.

Shukria Barakzai, the chairwoman of the Afghan Parliament's Defense Committee, believes it was much more likely that the attacker had specific intelligence about where and when to strike.

"The operations carried out at two tube stations were based on specific intelligence about concerns that we had about those particular locations and about the times when we conducted the operations.