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MI6 also provided the Libyans with the intelligence that allowed the CIA to kidnap him and take him to Tripoli.

But NATO officials said they had not been given evidence of that; in his news conference on Thursday, General Allen said, "I'm looking forward to Afghanistan providing us with the intelligence that permits them to come to that conclusion".

Might this fiasco turn out to be symptomatic of wider failings, or even fiddlings, with the intelligence that was used to justify the war?The stories from spies were certainly not the only reason to believe that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction (WMD).

That said, we are working with the intelligence that we have.

"The narrative was wrong, and why that's important — this isn't just about parsing words and who was right — there were some policy decisions made based on the narrative that was not consistent with the intelligence that we had," Rogers said.

Mr. Merger will have to have a great deal of training, and we still face problems in programming the chip with all the intelligence that goes into walking".

Wilson and his wife, the ex-CIA agent Valerie Plame, later became minor-heroes in the Democratic party for their public disputes with the Bush administration over the intelligence that helped make the case for the invasion of Iraq.

The 2007 cable, released by WikiLeaks, quoted Yuval Diskin, left, the head of Israel's Shin Bet internal security service, as saying that the Palestinian Authority's security apparatus shares with Israel "almost all the intelligence that it collects".

Information that the Jordanians shared with Soufan made him realize that the intelligence that the C.I.A. was reporting was deeply flawed.

With Frank's speaking voice - the intelligence that that voice implies - he is able to transact the culture for the reader.

That the French fleet was finally destroyed at Alexandria after a 73-day chase had more to do with Nelson's deductive genius, Keegan says, than with the stale intelligence that was arriving from London.