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UNITED STATES Issue dated 24/11/2006

Clearing House for Arab Intelligence

Suffering from a chronic shortage of Arabic-speakers, the Pentagon is depending on private sub-contractors to analyze information gleaned in the Middle East. [...] (278 words)

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