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Issue no. 617 dated 13 may, 2010
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UNITED STATES

Glevum, the U.S. Army's social surveyor

To gain a better understanding of the ‘human’ terrain in combat zones where it is engaged, the U.S. Army turns to research carried out by Glevum Associates.(...) [ 356 words ] [€5,2]

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VIP bodyguards: protecting the super-rich
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