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THE FACTS AND FIGURES OF ANTI-DRUG WAR

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BARRY MCCAFFREY

United Kingdom
POLICE FOR SALE -- LEGALLY

United States
AUDITING NRO'S BOOKS

United States
THE GHOST OF BARRY SEAL

Israel, United States
ISRAEL ANGLE IN FOSTER CASE

United States
FINCEN OBTAINING DEA DATA

United States
CALL FOR SEPARATE SPACE BUDGET

Netherlands
NO DUTCH DAM FOR DRUGS TIDE

United States
PRACTICAL GUIDE TO DEA

Netherlands
COMMANDER PACO'S DEMISE

Spotlight | United States
THE MARCH TO "OFF-THE-SHELF" INTELLIGENCE

United States
DEA'S FIGHT AGAINST INTERFERENCE

Central America
DISAPPEARANCES AND DEALINGS

United States
DEA ROLES UP CALI NETWORKS

Netherlands
JOHAN VAN DAMME

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NEW ANTI-DRUG STRATEGY

United States
NEW DEA FIRST STRING

United States
BIG TROUBLE AT NRO

United States
DOD HITS SPIES FOR DISCRIMINATION

United States
INSLAW BODY COUNT RISING?

United States
CUSTOMS SINKING CLIPPER?

East Europe
U.S. INTEL JUNKET TO THE EAST

Netherlands
GETTING SERIOUS ABOUT SURINAM?

Spotlight | Israel, United States
PROMIS: ISRAELI BACKLASH IN THE U.S.?

United States
NRO FINALLY GETS A BOSS

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INTELLIGENCE: "FOLLOW THE MONEY"

United States
DEA CUTS "LEGALIZE" MARIJUANA?

United States
SECRET DEA REPORT ON CHINESE TRIAD

United States
FINCEN (II) - STRUCTURE AND PLANS

United States
TOURIST CAMOUFLAGE

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FINCEN (I): FINANCIAL DATA VACUUMCLEANER

Netherlands
CORRUPTION, COKE & THE DEA

United States
CLIPPER MOVING IN OR OUT?

United States
NO FBI-DEA MERGER

United States
WHAT DRUG INTELLIGENCE CENTER?

United States
DEA CATCHES ITS OWN

United States
LESTER KNOX COLEMAN III