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| Artificial | Intelligence, A New Synthesis, Morgan Kaufmann Publisher |
| Artificial | Intelligence: A Philosophical Introduction (Blackwell, 1 |
| erg left the band to focus full time on The | Intelligence, a band in which both Min and Erin have pla |
| cross is to produce a sighthound with more | intelligence, a canny animal suitable for the original p |
| ell is an author of the textbook Artificial | Intelligence: A Modern Approach (together with Peter Nor |
| The Yeti serve the Great | Intelligence, a disembodied entity from another dimensio |
| of 52 signatories of Mainstream Science on | Intelligence, a public statement written by Linda Gottfr |
| of 52 signatories of Mainstream Science on | Intelligence, a public statement written by Linda Gottfr |
| ooks including How to Multiply Your Child's | Intelligence: A Practical Guide for Parents of Seven-Yea |
| Artificial | Intelligence: A.I. (2001) - concept/storyboard artist (i |
| enderness, benevolence, friendship, beauty, | intelligence, ability to take action, and, most importan |
| e positions of increasing responsibility in | intelligence aboard the USS America, Patron Squadron Spe |
| iority however was not publicity but rather | intelligence about his new land of Virginia, and he rest |
| ecame the dominant theme; plans, logistics, | intelligence about the enemy came second, if at all." |
| "Butler Report") concluded that some of the | intelligence about Iraq's possession of Weapons of Mass |
| n reasons, the Soviets did not act on their | intelligence about Polyakov until he was betrayed a seco |
| He provided the Soviets with | intelligence about Japanese military fortifications; new |
| vaca, Arizona, is believed to have provided | intelligence about drug activities in the area to the M. |
| hat the Canadian Khadr family knew valuable | intelligence about the inner workings of al Qaeda, the C |
| Green provided | intelligence about Yardie activity for two years, contin |
| Shortly after, Major O'Brien received | intelligence about the location of the Mason Henry Gang |
| ith the British services against the German | intelligence Abwehr whose objective was to track down Fr |
| os of Force One, are trained at Maharashtra | Intelligence Academy, the College of Military Engineerin |
| She was allegedly recruited into Soviet | intelligence accomplished during World War II along with |
| Sonia Gold's code name in Soviet | intelligence according to the Venona project was "Zhenya |
| e respect of the soldiers through his great | intelligence, accurate instincts, keen powers of observa |
| tion was one of the most important military | intelligence achievements of the Pacific War. |
| laim was reported only to cover the British | intelligence action in Africa Orientale Italiana. |
| systems, threat warning systems, electronic | intelligence, active electronic warfare systems, communi |
| ve in spreading anti-Nazi propaganda and in | intelligence activities (notably, the Pomeranian Griffi |
| She later quit her outside work in favor of | intelligence activities for the Soviet OGPU during the " |
| His | intelligence activities are blamed for the fall of Bagha |
| and books makes it a part of the legend of | intelligence activities during the war. |
| udy Governmental Operations with Respect to | Intelligence Activities, Foreign and Military Intelligen |
| damage he did to NATO over the years of his | intelligence activities. |
| and balances has not adequately controlled | intelligence activities. |
| Fujiwara's motto was that the | intelligence activity for Imperial Japanese Army is "ult |
| (B) Overbreadth of Domestic | Intelligence Activity |
| Ossetia reported about Georgia's expanding | intelligence activity. |
| supervised by Markus Wolf, head of the Main | Intelligence Administration of the East German Ministry |
| According to former Director of Central | Intelligence Admiral Stansfield Turner, Lacrosse had its |
| -21 and a Catalina patrol aircraft) through | intelligence, Admiral Raeder cancelled the sortie, order |
| ce during De Gaulle's presidency to work as | intelligence advisor at the British embassy from 1959 to |
| nt to President George H. W. Bush's Foreign | Intelligence Advisory Board and current member of the Te |
| he 1st Chair to the new President's Foreign | Intelligence Advisory Board by the Eisenhower Administra |
| ow was appointed to the President's Foreign | Intelligence Advisory Board (PFIAB) on October 8, 2001, |
| He served on the President's Foreign | Intelligence Advisory Board during the George W. Bush ad |
| ge W. Bush appointed her to the President's | Intelligence Advisory Board in 2001, serving through 200 |
| rved as a member of the President's Foreign | Intelligence Advisory Board from 2007 to 2009. |
| sh appointed him to the President's Foreign | Intelligence Advisory Board. |
| pointed Clifford to the President's Foreign | Intelligence Advisory Board, which he chaired beginning |
| tive director of President Reagan's Foreign | Intelligence Advisory Board. |
| o 1977 he served on the President's Foreign | Intelligence Advisory Board. |
| 985 and then joined the President's Foreign | Intelligence Advisory Board. |
| focusing on the application of open source | intelligence against international organized crime and I |
| In October, US | intelligence agencies warn the chairman of the company t |
| Intercepts by the | intelligence agencies point out that there was a possibl |
| were in demand as interlocutors for western | intelligence agencies and made sure that those they had |
| Well before the Vela Incident, American | intelligence agencies had made the assessment that Israe |
| These operators work closely with the | intelligence agencies tied to TF121 and work to pinpoint |
| Our | intelligence agencies contribute more to our national se |
| tions products, solutions, and services for | intelligence agencies and the Department of Homeland Sec |
| ion of President J.F.K.: Performance of the | Intelligence Agencies (112 pages) |
| addition, the article discussed efforts by | intelligence agencies to collect information on the poli |
| After the British | intelligence agencies decided that he had masterminded t |
| is life including his parents' ties to U.S. | intelligence agencies and Ruppert's own career as an LAP |
| y for funding and oversight of the nation's | intelligence agencies was rejected by Democratic leaders |
| nd that the information provided by Western | intelligence agencies is fake or forged. |
| An object coveted by many | intelligence agencies and organizations, and once held a |
| various efforts at recruitment by official | intelligence agencies until he was recruited by Copeland |
| Curiously, both men had been part of | Intelligence agencies during World War II. |
| He also argues that Bush pressured | intelligence agencies to find proof that Saddam helped a |
| ieger stated that three European countries' | intelligence agencies agreed that Stuxnet was a joint Un |
| other hand, denied allegations that foreign | intelligence agencies "piggybacked" UNSCOM and questione |
| s that Chinese-made gear could give China's | intelligence agencies access to India's telecom networks |
| Western | intelligence agencies have given varying estimates of wh |
| On 18 November, Indian | intelligence agencies intercepted a satellite phone call |
| er FBI agent who spied for Soviet & Russian | intelligence agencies until 2001, had a "dead drop" mark |
| der Agreement, on their law enforcement and | intelligence agencies to stop terrorist attacks in North |
| oyal Commission on Australia's security and | intelligence agencies stating that ASIO had harassed him |
| tarted by "western spies" and that "western | intelligence agencies are searching for a mentally chall |
| S government has not confirmed which of its | intelligence agencies will operate the satellite. |
| Meanwhile several of the world's major | intelligence agencies are also keeping a watch on him. |
| idely regarded as one of the most effective | intelligence agencies in the world. |
| the cables, full collaboration between the | intelligence agencies of the U.S. and N.Z. |
| t liaison officers of each country in major | intelligence agencies of the other, such as CIA and Secr |
| The Shai was one of five | intelligence agencies set up by David Ben-Gurion, the ot |
| s could only occur with "the support of the | intelligence agencies", the exact details of that suppor |
| he program was conflict among United States | intelligence agencies, among with resources having been |
| te 1980's was detected by Western or Soviet | intelligence agencies, and that this discovery influence |
| to several law enforcement, regulatory, and | intelligence agencies, the Pentagon, Anti-Phishing Worki |
| ESL primarily supplied domestic | intelligence agencies, NASA and the U.S. military, but h |
| The | intelligence agencies, moving forward, were not seen as |
| inside job" and that the "US government and | intelligence agencies, including Mossad" were responsibl |
| Some of the world's foremost | intelligence agencies, including the American CIA and Br |
| lements of the federal government, national | intelligence agencies, numerous allied nations, state an |
| to analyzing the information gathered by US | intelligence agencies, the appointee was "clearly biased |
| n between the American, British and Russian | intelligence agencies, Hemant Lakhani, a British nationa |
| d journalist who writes about United States | intelligence agencies, most notably the National Securit |
| Barrett teaches classes related to U.S. | Intelligence agencies, National Security Policy, the U.S |
| sed in 1954 to having worked for the Soviet | intelligence agencies. |
| rogram which funds students through various | intelligence agencies. |
| id that it is a complete failure of central | intelligence agencies. |
| ervention in Sri Lanka: The role of India's | intelligence agencies. |
| oyal Commission on Australia's security and | intelligence agencies. |
| especially known for its use by government | intelligence agencies. |
| the time, as he had with all the other main | intelligence agencies. |
| he region were pout on alert by the central | intelligence agencies. |
| ation research focused on Canada's security | intelligence agencies. |
| at students on fieldwork are linked with US | intelligence agencies. |
| ct reconstruction, and the changing role of | intelligence agencies. |
| nor established procedures for supervising | intelligence agencies. |
| onsult the DCI before hiring new members of | intelligence agencies. |
| The Central | Intelligence Agency funneled millions of dollars through |
| tion in the media accusing the U.S. Central | Intelligence Agency of having instigated the plot. |
| Before this time, the National | Intelligence Agency operated independently and was more |
| so accused the Americans of sending Central | Intelligence Agency members to assist the failed plot. |
| Sudan's interior minister accused Central | Intelligence Agency of smuggling weapons into the troubl |
| ory of Sympathy Jones, a receptionist at an | intelligence agency who dreams of being a spy. |
| 0 - March 13, 2001) was an American Central | Intelligence Agency (CIA) official. |
| vert operations in Argentina by the Central | Intelligence Agency of the United States. |
| regard the Coast Guard Administration as an | intelligence agency due to its root. |
| It is also presented as a Japanese | intelligence agency in the appendix for TSR Hobby's "Top |
| When the Defense | Intelligence Agency was established in 1961, Bogen was m |
| The CIA Library, available to Central | Intelligence Agency personnel only, contains approximate |
| ," a training facility for the U.S. Central | Intelligence Agency (CIA). |
| e said "Some rival country, or some hostile | Intelligence agency is definitely out to destabilise our |
| from the 1999 World Factbook by the Central | Intelligence Agency and the US Arms Control and Disarmam |
| IFLD received most funding from the Central | Intelligence Agency as well as tactical upport. |
| Operation IA Feature, a covert Central | Intelligence Agency operation, authorized U.S. governmen |
| aded by Arthur C. Lundahl combining Central | Intelligence Agency (CIA), Army, Navy, and Air Force ass |
| lso hosted several reportages about Central | Intelligence Agency (CIA) activity, like the article "CI |
| te Project, which was funded by the Central | Intelligence Agency and Defense Intelligence Agency, and |
| 's close relationships to legendary Central | Intelligence Agency operative David Atlee Phillips, poli |
| uilt sets based on Skull and Bones, Central | Intelligence Agency and other clandestine organizations |
| worked for the KHAD, an Afghan security and | intelligence agency with strong ties to the Soviet KGB, |
| ss the Euphrates river and the U.S. Defense | Intelligence Agency estimated that upwards of 70,000 to |
| revelation that year of the covert Central | Intelligence Agency funding of the magazine, of which he |
| The Defense | Intelligence Agency and arms control oriented NGOs all c |
| llites produced and operated by the Central | Intelligence Agency Directorate of Science & Technology |
| t Center (CTC) of the United States Central | Intelligence Agency (CIA) was established in 2001 to plu |
| Sun Myung Moon and the South Korean Central | Intelligence Agency (KCIA). |
| ed by statistics collators like the Central | Intelligence Agency in lieu of an official measure, noti |
| Assessments (ONA), an Australian government | intelligence agency which reports directly to the Prime |
| p of Guatemalans backed by the U.S. Central | Intelligence Agency (CIA). |
| l Group Augmented) was a program of Central | Intelligence Agency (CIA) covert operations developed du |
| for their new premier facility, the Defense | Intelligence Agency Center (DIAC) on Bolling Air Force B |
| mission) to investigate whether the Central | Intelligence Agency had committed acts that violated Ame |
| publication of information showing Central | Intelligence Agency funding of the Congress, which was w |
| memo was a document authored by the Central | Intelligence Agency (CIA). |
| Operation Cannonball is an American Central | Intelligence Agency operation that was disclosed in 2008 |
| The Central | Intelligence Agency Act, Pub.L. 81-110, is a United Stat |
| He was also a member of the SIDE | intelligence agency between 1968 and 1984. |
| ly accused Arrigo of spying for the Central | Intelligence Agency (CIA). |
| r graduation he was assigned to the Defense | Intelligence Agency in Washington, D.C., in the Director |
| of a committee which argued for a post-war | intelligence agency that would combine both signals inte |
| thout permission as required by the Central | Intelligence Agency Act of 1949 (50 U.S.C. § 403m). |
| ortedly used as a training tool for Central | Intelligence Agency agents. |
| l Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Central | Intelligence Agency (CIA) officer. |
| reau (NCB) is the chief law enforcement and | intelligence agency of India responsible for fighting dr |
| , he continued his position as chief of the | intelligence agency beside his membership in the parliam |
| g Yudhoyono ordered police and the national | intelligence agency to assist PLN to trace the cause of |
| the JPRA had provided assistance to Central | Intelligence Agency officials in the use of harsh interr |
| The book was reportedly used in Central | Intelligence Agency (CIA) training and was re-issued by |
| The U.S. Central | Intelligence Agency (CIA) suggested that while his publi |
| NGUAL (also HGLINGUAL) was a secret Central | Intelligence Agency project to intercept mail destined f |
| The current | intelligence agency of the Czech Republic is the Securit |
| s an informant for the East German domestic | intelligence agency Stasi. |
| orn 1945) is a former United States Central | Intelligence Agency (CIA) employee who last worked in th |
| ffered, but refused, a job with the Central | Intelligence Agency (CIA) when it was created following |
| It was presented by Central | Intelligence Agency director George J. Tenet in a briefi |
| cience at Ankara University, he entered the | intelligence agency and served almost in all the section |
| It is awarded by the Central | Intelligence Agency in recognition of "an employee's inj |
| Bill Casey can also refer to former Central | Intelligence Agency director, William J. Casey or to 188 |
| m D. (Bill) Murray retired from the Central | Intelligence Agency in March 2005, after a career of 40 |
| ware developed by the United States Central | Intelligence Agency (CIA) that converts audio signals su |
| In 1999 the Defence | Intelligence Agency (DIA) concluded that there was no ev |
| ", and does not directly accuse the Central | Intelligence Agency of direct responsibility for the att |
| " Oakes is a fictional character, a Central | Intelligence Agency (CIA) officer and the protagonist of |
| er 10, 1988) was an analyst for the Central | Intelligence Agency who is best known for discovering un |
| hen a USB flash drive infected by a foreign | intelligence agency was left in the parking lot of a Dep |
| ion or were of special sensitivity, such as | intelligence agency materials and weapons of mass destru |
| the last days of the Soviet Union a Central | Intelligence Agency agent is sent to Moscow to keep Mikh |
| field was used by the United States Central | Intelligence Agency (CIA) as a base for Predator drone a |
| DD/CIA assists the Director of the Central | Intelligence Agency (D/CIA) and is authorized to exercis |
| n Mafia was closely allied with the Central | Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the SDECE after World War |
| e range of documents, including the Central | Intelligence Agency World Fact Book and various United N |
| onnaissance aircraft studied by the Central | Intelligence Agency (CIA) as potential replacements for |
| " or "Public Law 110" permitted the Central | Intelligence Agency to use confidential fiscal and admin |
| Vienna to establish an office for the Field | Intelligence Agency Technical (FIAT), a unit of the Alli |
| The film won the Cinematic | Intelligence Agency Trenchcoat Awards 2002 for best docu |
| with assignee William J. Casey, ex-Central | Intelligence Agency Director under President Ronald Reag |
| esident Fidel Castro as part of the Central | Intelligence Agency (CIA) Operation Mongoose. |
| the Italian Secret Service and the Central | Intelligence Agency in covert operations. |
| II) is the code name for the secret Central | Intelligence Agency (CIA) operations that were intended |
| The Central | Intelligence Agency was believed to be behind a coup plo |
| .S Senate in 1975 revealed that the Central | Intelligence Agency (CIA) interfered substantially with |
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