The question for Jeb Bush is not about spurious faulty intelligence, but whether as President Bush III he would choose to walk the foreign policy path of his father or that of his brother, or whether his loyalty to his family would render him incapable of choosing between the two.
The results typically look something like this: Thanks to SCIgen, Marge Simpson and Edna Krabappel had their paper " 'Fuzzy,' Homogeneous Configurations" published in the spurious Journal of Computational Intelligence and Electronic Systems and Aperito Journal of NanoScience Technology.
John Brennan, the director of the CIA, said the claims by members of the Senate intelligence committee were "spurious" and "wholly unsupported by the facts", and went as far as suggesting the committee itself may have been guilty of wrongdoing.
We have, at least, largely dispensed with some of the more obviously spurious ideas, such as that intelligence is something that can be easily measured, or that it depends on biological markers such as head shape or brain size.
Use of either approach allows the identification of potential missing and/or spurious links to inform the actionable intelligence report that is provided to law enforcement authorities (Figure 1).
As an arm's-length body to government, our purpose and mandate is clear – to uncover and prosecute those who cheat, and contravene, the spirit of sport … To avoid possible vexatious and spurious accusations, we scrutinise each piece of intelligence and will take immediate action when the intelligence indicates that it is appropriate to do so".
Her own psychic powers — she calls it "extrasensory intelligence" — told her that the informant's tip was spurious, Ms. Mari said, even before the news media frenzy over the search in Texas died down and the spokesman for the sheriff's department confirmed that no bodies had been found in Hardin, northeast of Houston.
Other spurious works in metaphysics and epistemology include On Principles (Thesleff 1965, 19.3 – 20.17), On Intelligence and Perception (Thesleff 1965, 36.12 39.25), which includes a paraphrase of the divided line passage in Plato's Republic; On Being (Thesleff 1965, 40.1 16) and On Wisdom (Thesleff 1965, 43.24 45.4).
In a quote used in that article, Stoppard complains that people seeing his shows used to know who Goneril is and now don't, conflating intelligence with having read King Lear, as though the relationship between those two things isn't entirely spurious.
His composure was in marked contrast to that of the government's representative, Tim Eicke, who struggled to maintain a coherent argument, despite the best efforts of the many representatives of the government and the intelligence services at the back of the court, who kept slipping him notes suggesting new twists on the spurious national security case.
