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Spotlight UNITED STATES 30/01/2004

Can CIA Be Run Like a Private Company ?

Would the "best practices" of big private corporations triumph over the huge bureaucratic machine of an intelligence agency like the CIA? Unquestionably, the executive director of the CIA, A.B. "Buzzy" Krongard, believes they could. This week a working group from [...] (695 words)

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Spotlight UNITED STATES 23/02/1994

FINCEN (I): FINANCIAL DATA VACUUMCLEANER

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Spotlight UNITED STATES 29/09/1993

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Future String Pullers in U.S. Administration

WORLD-WIDE INTERNET SECURITY SCHEME

ISLAMIST TERRORISTS TARGET U.S.

INSLAW BODY COUNT RISING?

CUSTOMS SINKING CLIPPER?

PROMIS: ISRAELI BACKLASH IN THE U.S.?

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FINCEN (I): FINANCIAL DATA VACUUMCLEANER

CLIPPER MOVING IN OR OUT?

INTELLIGENCE: AN OPEN SOURCE FUTURE?

DOING BUSINESS WITH THE RUSSIANS

COVERT ACTIONS' FUTURE

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Future String Pullers in U.S. Administration

WORLD-WIDE INTERNET SECURITY SCHEME

ISLAMIST TERRORISTS TARGET U.S.

INSLAW BODY COUNT RISING?

CUSTOMS SINKING CLIPPER?

PROMIS: ISRAELI BACKLASH IN THE U.S.?

GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY INTELLIGENCE

FINCEN (I): FINANCIAL DATA VACUUMCLEANER

CLIPPER MOVING IN OR OUT?

INTELLIGENCE: AN OPEN SOURCE FUTURE?

DOING BUSINESS WITH THE RUSSIANS

COVERT ACTIONS' FUTURE

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