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Military officials said the raid on Friday was based on intelligence that the village was a sanctuary for senior Taliban and Al Qaeda figures.

White House aides said the arrest was based on intelligence about the training Mr. Padilla had received at Qaeda camps in Afghanistan and other unspecified evidence.

His account was based on intelligence obtained by the Northern Alliance, a loose coalition supported mainly by minority ethnic groups, including the Tajiks.

Senator Dianne Feinstein, the new chairman of the Intelligence Committee, told me, "There's no vote that I regret more than the vote to authorize war with Iraq"; her vote was based on intelligence that she describes as "flat wrong".

The administration's review of Iran's program, which they said was based on intelligence reports, information from allies, and their own analysis, did not amount to a new formal intelligence assessment.

Mark Harper, the home office minister, defended the operations, saying the police had legitimate powers to search and arrest so long as it was based on intelligence and reasonable suspicion that they were offenders.

Answer: in both cases the prime minister claimed his decisions were based on intelligence.

The American assessments are based on intelligence collected over the past year, as well as reports from international inspectors.

At best, it turned out to be based on intelligence that was not particularly fresh, and it prompted more than a little skepticism.

Espionage is in The Times every day — sometimes in a headline, or more often, woven into articles about foreign policy decisions that are based on intelligence gathering.

"This is based on intelligence over a very long period, where things have gone to Syria over a long period and haven't been accounted for.