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UNITED STATES

SPLITTING THE BURDEN

Among the many proposals doing the rounds in Washington as the U.S. prepares to overhaul its intelligence agencies from top [...] (358 words)

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TOO MUCH COLLECTION, LACK OF ANALYSIS

HOW PEACE-KEEPERS GLEAN VITAL INTELLIGENCE

HOW TO MODERNIZE INTELLIGENCE?

SPYING SECRETS UNVEILED

NEW ACCENT ON HUMINT

PORTER GOSS

TAKING "C" OUT OF COVERT

DRAWING NEW MAP FOR U.S. INTELLIGENCE

MILITARY BETTER AT COVERT WORK

AIDE SLAMS MILITARY "TAKEOVER"

KEEPING LID ON FRONT COMPANIES

NEW POWER PLAY FOR CIA

U.S.A.: BETTER DAYS AHEAD?

DGSE "STRATEGIC" PRIORITIES

DOING BUSINESS WITH THE RUSSIANS

COVERT ACTIONS' FUTURE

JOHN M. MCCONNELL

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