The first contact was with Iran's agricultural attaché in Nigeria.
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He is currently serving as a military attaché in Germany.
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South America as cultural attaché, gathering information for the US government
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Tom Baker is a retired FBI special agent and legal attaché.
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She formerly was the deputy U.S. Treasury attaché to Saudi Arabia.
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James Conway and former Turkish armed forces attaché retired Maj. Gen.
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At least one official, the country's military attaché in Washington, Col.
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" A former colleague describes the defense attaché as going "totally native.
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Thomas Rosica, the English-language media attaché to the Vatican's press office.
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Joseph Hall, who serves as the U.S. Embassy's military attaché in Pakistan.
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Maduro took a blow Saturday as Venezuela's military attaché in Washington, Col.
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Her rented escort, her cultural attaché, her camp follower, her prime minister?
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Spalding was previously the U.S. defense attaché at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing.
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The video announcement comes a week after Venezuela's military attaché in Washington, Col.
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He began his career as an attaché at the Foreign Ministry in Athens.
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"I have something for you," I said, reaching into dad's pale green attaché case.
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For a time he was a cultural attaché to the Barbadian Embassy in Washington.
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Maduro took a major political hit Saturday when Venezuela's military attaché in Washington, Col.
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Hat, coat, small leather attaché case, like an Old World medico doing his rounds.
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Eric Phillips, the mayor's press attaché, declined to reveal the name of that someone.
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I finally figured out that she was trying to compliment me on my attaché.
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He had been the country's most senior military attaché stationed in the United States.
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The group began its reign of terror in December 1975 with the murder of the CIA's Athens station chief, and went on to kill a US Navy captain, a US defense attaché, a Turkish diplomat, and a British defense attaché, among others.
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Instead, the US will be sending a defense attaché from the US embassy in Beijing.
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The US, however, will only send a defense attaché from the US embassy in Beijing.
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José Luis Silva, the Venezuela Defense Attaché to the United States publicly broke with Maduro.
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"Legat" is short for the legal-attaché office, the F.B.I. presence in an American Embassy.
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Pakistani officials have demanded that the United States waive diplomatic immunity for the attaché, Col.
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He became a major in the Cambodian army and eventually the country's military attaché to Thailand.
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Mr Schäfer subsequently ruffled feathers when he met a cultural attaché from Iran at the museum.
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Previously, the Commercial Digital Attaché program included: ASEAN, Brazil, China, Japan, India and the European Union.
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You've seen their attaché in the U.S. defect and those defections are probably going to continue.
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Joseph Emanuel Hall, a U.S. military attaché, had to leave without him, the intelligence official said.
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He serves it to the king on a small silver platter drawn from his attaché case.
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Now he met with an FBI assistant legal attaché to present his passport and make final arrangements.
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He said the embassy's cultural attaché; Amir Mousavi, is believed to be the person running the operation.
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He had lived in America, studying at Harvard University and traveling the country as a naval attaché.
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Elle l'a décrit comme "un homme attaché aux valeurs", notamment à "l'héritage chrétien de la civilisation européenne".
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Then, in the summer of 2011, Mr. Casey landed in Paris as the bureau's assistant legal attaché.
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When I arrived in communist Bulgaria as the new air attaché, my predecessor gave me a prescient warning.
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"I'm supposed to give you this," he said, handing us a leather attaché case with an iPad inside.
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American diplomatic culture draws more from European tradition than just vocabulary — words such as attaché, démarche, and chargé.
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The Zambian High Commissioner and trade attaché to Namibia were not available for comment when contacted by Reuters.
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When you were in grade school, you carried a black attaché case instead of a book bag. Confirm.
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Mekki Elmograbi, the press attaché at Sudan's embassy in Washington, said he had no information about the arrests.
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Her mother was a cultural attaché for the Department of Foreign Affairs in the Philippine embassy in Tokyo.
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His look was a mix of vintage Cazal glasses, prayer beads, a dreadlocked mohawk and a leather attaché.
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Justin Schoeman, a former agency attaché at the Embassy in Beijing, spent years learning to navigate the divide.
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And on Monday, a high-ranking Saudi defense attaché was traveling to Pensacola to meet with US officials.
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The royal steward returns the amusement park's deed to his crocodile-leather attaché case and addresses the king.
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Pendant l'agression, il fut attaché et bâillonné pendant que sa petite amie était violée dans une autre pièce.
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Her father was the naval attaché in South Vietnam in 1960, and she spent seventh and eighth grade there.
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When Trump was elected, Spalding had recently been named as the defense attaché at the US Embassy in Beijing.
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Dennett spent his early childhood in Beirut, where his father posed as a cultural attaché at the American Embassy.
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His closest friend was Amin el-Hafez, Syria's new military attaché in Argentina and Syria's soon-to-be president.
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Wolfgang Pusztai, a former Austrian defense attaché to Libya who follows the country closely, referring to the Islamic State.
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COLONEL (RET'D) SIMON DIGGINSDefence attaché, Kabul 2008-10Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire Schumpeter described Catholic social teaching as "pro-capitalist" (September 7th).
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The Beijing attaché also pegged 2017/18 Chinese soybean production at 13.8 million tonnes, up 4 percent on the year.
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"They weaponized fake news to justify the illegal blockade of Qatar," said Jassim Al Thani, Qatar's Washington-based media attaché.
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A military attaché to Washington had switched sides, as had a general, who broke with the regime on social media.
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"There is no one answer," a press attaché for the Belgian minister spearheading the center there told the Montreal Gazette.
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One recent example of how tense relations remain was an episode involving the country's military attaché to the United Kingdom.
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He previously served as the Treasury Department's financial attaché to Mexico and Central America, and was based in Mexico City.
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Educated as a naval officer, he served abroad as a military attaché before joining the G.R.U., the news reports said.
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The agency cited Saudi Health Attaché in the United States of America and Canada, Dr. Fahd bin Ibrahim Al Tamimi.
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I cried with joy when our defense attaché handed me the parts in a brown paper bag 246 hours later.
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The Iranians may also take a quid pro quo action by attacking an American ambassador, defense attaché, or commercial interests.
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In fact, Mr. Podobnyy was an S.V.R. officer posing as an attaché at the Russian mission to the United Nations.
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Robert E. Lee's attaché in the just-concluded Civil War, wrote to his sister Annie in Stanford, Ky., on Aug.
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Last week, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Kiev attaché pegged the 2016-17 Ukraine wheat crop at 63 million tonnes.
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But Keeler had a secret: She was also seeing another man, who just happened to be Soviet military attaché Yevgeny Ivanov.
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Military attaché offices operate openly in most American Embassies, and are managed by the Defense Intelligence Agency, the Pentagon's intelligence arm.
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They said that Colonel Vindman, then a military attaché, was assigned to meet with Russians and gather whatever intelligence he could.
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Colonel Schaefer was the American military and air attaché in Tehran when Iranian students stormed the United States Embassy on Nov.
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Mr. Molina, who is currently Venezuela's military attaché in Germany, had once served as the subdirector of the agency, prosecutors said.
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In December, 2000, William Bultemeier, a military attaché, was gunned down in a midnight carjacking outside a restaurant in the capital.
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He was a curatorial attaché for the Biennale of Sydney (2016) and is a co-director of the Bergen Assembly (2016).
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He served as U.S. defense attaché to Moscow and chief of staff of the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command.
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Fazel Larijani previously served as Iran's cultural attaché in Canada and is currently a senior official at the Islamic Azad University.
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I assumed, at first, that this was an attempt at staying au courant, but Ramirez is more cultural attaché than trend chaser.
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Officially, Sporyshev worked as a Russian trade representative, while Podobnyy served as an attaché to the country's mission to the United Nations.
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After arriving in the United States in 1960, she worked as a receptionist for a Spanish government commercial attaché in New York.
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Below you can listen to the title track from 1999, a three-track EP he dropped last month via Hungarian label Attaché.
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The diplomats include Foreign Service personnel, envoys from other Norwegian government agencies, and military envoys in the office of the Defense Attaché.
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Higgins, the former assistant attaché, sounded optimistic about the law enforcement agency's future in a country where opium production continues to rise.
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Steven Erlanger in Brussels used his diplomatic sources to confirm the authenticity of a document naming Mr. Mutreb as a diplomatic attaché.
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In the late 1990s, Sergei Skripal returned from Madrid, where he was posted undercover in the office of the Russian military attaché.
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To prepare for my 90-minute commute to Wall Street, I acquired a traditional briefcase, a dark olive-green, hard-sided attaché.
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The diplomats include Foreign Service personnel, envoys from other Norwegian government agencies, and military personnel at the office of the Defense Attaché.
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On Monday, a high-ranking Saudi defense attaché is traveling to Pensacola to meet with US officials involved in the shooting probe.
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Representatives of Sudan's Permanent Mission to the United Nations, where Ali is listed as finance attaché, could not immediately be reached for comment.
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At each destination, Gordon would buy a small souvenir and slip it into his pale green attaché case, which I was eventually gifted.
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After the Childs left Washington for Norway, where Mr. Child was a cultural attaché in Oslo, the house had a succession of owners.
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As a former naval attaché to Russia, do I continue to work to get clearance for Russian ships to visit the United States?
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Her death was confirmed by Robert F. Armao, a former assistant to Nelson A. Rockefeller who is the Pahlavi family's attaché in New York.
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Today, pups across the country are putting on their best neckties and grabbing their attaché cases, because it's Take Your Dog to Work Day.
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The record shows diplomatic officials alerted the FBI, where the legal attaché — the "Legat" referenced in the memo — immediately passed it on to headquarters.
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"I can well imagine that they are co-operating on logistics and sharing information," says Wolfgang Pusztai, a former Austrian defence attaché to Libya.
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An intriguing recent piece is Nick Brooke's "The Traps," written for six mini-gamelans, part electronic and part acoustic, that fit in attaché cases.
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Venezuelan Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino said Monday that the military is "ready to die" for its homeland, after Venezuela's military attaché in Washington, Col.
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"There is no typical day overseas with the FBI," said Gib Wilson, a retired legal attaché who served in Belgium, India, and the Philippines.
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Three F.B.I. observers attended, including the U.S. Embassy's assistant legal attaché, J. P. Butsch, whose role was to coördinate between American and Iraqi institutions.
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The US will also dispatch labor attaché from its embassy to work with its Mexican counterparts to help them achieve the labor reform goals.
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His journey from schizophrenic peasant to erotic attaché to the Russian aristocracy unfolds in the opulent, crumbling interior of the fully-operating Neo-Gothic church.
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"Everybody knows their service is too slow and too expensive, but people don't know why," Joshua Breitbart, the mayor's attaché for broadband services, told me.
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First, Joyce Pines, a retired schoolteacher who has become something of an attaché of Ms. Porchon-Lynch's, applied to Guinness World Records for special designation.
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But after months of chasing diplomats, I had a chance to sit down with Denis Mikerin, the Russian press attaché in Berlin, in March 2018.
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Ms. Kriger later joined the State Department, which posted her as a commercial attaché to this Atlantic coastal port, Morocco's business center and biggest city.
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Like other embassies of the old Allied forces in Berlin, Russia's maintains an attaché for war graves and the hundreds of Soviet graveyards in Germany.
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Equal parts hot security detail, personal assistant, friend, and cultural attaché, Sebastien Jondeau has been in the periphery of Lagerfeld's photo ops for over two decades.
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There's a deep frustration through The Executive Coloring Book, which asks us to color telephones, attaché cases, nails—or "inter-fibrous friction fasteners"—and disapproving wives.
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The move comes after Colonel Joseph Emanuel Hall, a US military attaché in Islamabad, was barred from leaving on a US military plane that arrived Saturday.
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In the fifties, he lost an attaché case filled with top-secret documents while on assignment in Germany, and was quietly removed from the secret services.
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Norway has returned 442 Afghans this year, 278 of them against their will, said Bjorn Frode Skaaret, the migration attaché at the Norwegian Embassy in Kabul.
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When he was alone in his corner office, Black slammed his attaché case into one of the big windows overlooking the city until the glass broke.
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"He has had us repair the same attaché case every year since I've been here," said Chris Moore, whose family has owned the store since 1993.
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The woman whose simultaneous affairs with John Profumo, the war minister, and Yevgeni Ivanov, a Soviet naval attaché, put her at the crux of cold-war politics.
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It was opened three years ago by Andreas Wormser, a Swiss attaché who worked in the refugee section of the Swiss embassy in Kosovo after the war.
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"There's a lot coming on right now," Morgan Ortagus, a former deputy United States Treasury attaché in Saudi Arabia, referring to the oil and terrorist financing issues.
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Mugabe died in 1992, and Grace married Robert Mugabe in 1996, after she divorced her first husband, now a defense attaché at the Zimbabwean Embassy in China.
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He was a charming minor diplomat, with which the Roosevelts overflowed: secretary of the United States legation in Vienna — lower than an ambassador, higher than an attaché.
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Corporal James was sentenced to 10 years in prison for sending coded messages to the Iranian military attaché in Kabul during a tour of duty in 2006.
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The Afghanistan-American reciprocal diplomatic relationship took shape during WWII when Major Gordon Enders was dispatched to Kabul by the US War Department as a military attaché.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - In a four-decade military career, Osama Abdel Meguid served in the first Gulf War and was an assistant military attaché in the United States.
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At the same time, the attaché lowered expected imports for the current marketing year ending March 31 to 3 million tonnes from 4 million, citing weaker local prices.
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I went with the Waterfield Staad Attaché because I think it looks great and has almost enough room for all my various wires and dongles and power adapters.
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"And his behavior reminds me of a conversation I had with a political office in the mid-1980s when I was an air attaché to Bulgaria," he continued.
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But it is a lot cheaper and often effective enough, says Vincent Desportes, formerly a general in the French army and a military attaché to the United States.
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Unfit for military service, Runciman spent the war in the Balkans and the Middle East: in Sofia as press attaché to the British Legation, Jerusalem, Cairo and Istanbul.
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This is not a hotline, says Roy Kamphausen of the National Bureau of Asian Research, a think-tank, who previously served as an American military attaché in Beijing.
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It was through a Gestapo official that he learned that his real father was not the Austrian military attaché William von Einem but a Hungarian count, Laszlo Hunyadi.
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I eventually published a lengthy article in 19773 about the F.B.I. investigation into the death of Colonel Alon, a military attaché assigned to the Israeli Embassy in Washington.
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The researcher alerted the French Cultural Attaché in Cambodia and was referred to Davis, who at the request of the museum began searching for the origin of the sample.
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In August of that year, Alexey Voronov, an assistant air attaché, made a cash deposit of $22016,260 in his account and then sent the money to an unknown individual.
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Pritzker said the six nations added to the Commercial Digital Attaché Program were selected because U.S. companies already have huge engagement there, in terms of trade and commerce overall.
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As evidence, it cites an 1844 novel, "The Attaché; or, Sam Slick in England," that makes a reference to the game of ice "hurley" being played there in 1800.
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"The bottom line is, where there are Russians in an exercise in and among our units and people, we have an attaché that coordinates with them," the general said.
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In July, 1950, Czeslaw Milosz, the cultural attaché at the Polish Embassy in Washington, D.C., received a letter from Jerzy Putrament, the general secretary of the Polish Writers' Union.
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Joseph Hall, the U.S. Embassy's military attaché in Pakistan, was prevented from leaving the country while U.S. officials were informed he could not leave until the wreck was adjudicated.
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Last year Brazil supplied more than half of China's soyabean imports, the US 35 per cent and Argentina 10 per cent, according to the US agricultural attaché in Beijing.
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The DEA attaché at the American embassy in Kabul coordinated with other DEA offices in Asia and Europe while working with twenty-five surrounding countries, from China to Russia.
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Typically, if American prosecutors wanted to speak with a witness in Britain, the F.B.I. would go through its legal attaché in London, based in the United States embassy there.
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By the time the steward had returned his spent MAC -10 to his crocodile attaché, the boy was on bended knee, offering his service and allegiance to the king.
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Seven months later, Lutsenko's office sent a letter to the legal attaché at the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv, requesting the Americans' assistance in recovering potentially billions of dollars more.
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An American military defense attaché in Russia has raised an official complaint with the Kremlin over the incident, which U.S. officials have called a provocative violation of international norms.
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Yevgeny A. Aleshin, the Russian attaché for war graves, said he hoped the bodies found in May would be buried with due ceremony next year in a nearby cemetery.
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Opening a cheap attaché case, Cooper showed her a glimpse of a mass of wires and red colored sticks and demanded that she write down what he told her.
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Saudi Arabia did not give a reason for revoking permits for the other plants and a Brazilian agricultural attaché will meet with Saudi authorities this weekend to discuss the issue.
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"When I was in the second grade I didn't want to carry a book bag, I carried an attaché case," Ford told Jess Cagle, People and Entertainment Weekly's editorial director.
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The ticket also includes luxury chauffeuring to and from the airport, a VIP attaché on the ground, private check-in and lounge, and a personal concierge to make travel bookings.
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Joseph G. Bitar of Kfifane in northern Lebanon was a general in the Lebanese Army when he was assigned the job of military attaché at the Lebanese embassy in Rome.
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"Once China controls the substances, it has dramatic effects in the United States in terms of lives saved," said Lance Ho, the US Drug Enforcement Administration's country attaché in Beijing.
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Mr. Sporyshev worked as a trade representative of the Russian Federation, and Mr. Podobnyy as an attaché to the Russian Federation's permanent mission to the United Nations, the complaint says.
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The scandal involved John Profumo, the minister for war, who was accused of sharing Ms. Keeler's sexual favors with Yevgeny Ivanov, a Soviet naval attaché, thereby possibly endangering national security.
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The attaché to the American Embassy, impressed by Mr. Parisot, helped arrange for him to study at the Curtis Institute of Music with his idol, the great cellist Emanuel Feuermann.
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At the beginning of Herman Wouk's novel "The Winds of War" (1971), the book's hero, Victor "Pug" Henry, is offered a post as the United States Navy's attaché in Berlin.
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The Central African Republic made the tennis star Boris Becker, who is in bankruptcy, its sports attaché to the E.U. He says that shields him from his creditors in Britain.
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Dan Baldwin, a former attaché in Beijing now serving as head of a regional office of the Office of Global Enforcement, was assigned the thankless task of massaging the news.
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BARBARA ROSEN New York The writer is the wife of Barry Rosen, the former United States Embassy press attaché in Tehran who was taken hostage by Iranian militants in 1979.
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Malaysia waived immunity in the case of its military attaché, Muhammad Rizalman bin Ismail, who was arrested in New Zealand in 2014 on suspicion of sexually assaulting a young woman.
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In Spring 2012, the assistant director of the FBI's International Operations Division curtly informed me that I would become deputy legal attaché — a position at the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City.
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Neither Sporyshev and Podobnyy were arrested, as they enjoyed diplomatic immunity in their respective roles as a Russian trade representative and an attaché to the country's mission to the United Nations.
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Ahmad Muslem Hayat, a former Afghan military attaché in London, said he believed that the American military had been making a point by striking Mullah Mansour on his return from Iran.
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Neither Sporyshev nor Podobnyy was arrested, as they enjoyed diplomatic immunity in their respective roles as a Russian trade representative and an attaché to the country's mission to the United Nations.
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Eran Nitzan, economic attaché at the Embassy of Israel in Washington, D.C., notes that the number of Israeli companies trading on the Nasdaq is third only to American and Chinese companies.
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Major Ivan D. Yeaton, US military attaché to Moscow from 1939 to 1941, described regular parties with girls "generously provided" by the NKVD, and there were several compromising homosexual relationships established.
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Earlier this month, USDA's attaché in New Delhi increased India's 2017/18 wheat crop on better-than-expected yields to a record 98.4 million tonnes from the previous estimate of 20173 million.
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As told to Javier Cabral Aaron Melendrez is an attaché for The Bon Vivants, a nationally recognized cocktail, hospitality, marketing, and design firm started by Josh Harris and Scott Baird in 2009.
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The Malian man, Alhassane Ould Mohamed, pleaded guilty last month in Federal District Court in Brooklyn to murdering William Bultemeier, a Defense Department attaché assigned to the United States Embassy in Mali.
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Takkas was the attaché to Jeffrey Webb, a former FIFA vice president and president of CONCACAF, the governing body for soccer in North America, Central America and the Caribbean, according to prosecutors.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria said on Wednesday it had declined a visa to the incoming defense attaché at the Russian embassy in Sofia, a day after expelling another Russian diplomat over spying allegations.
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As a colonel in Russia's military intelligence agency, widely known as the G.R.U., he was posted in Madrid in the mid-1990s, working undercover as a military attaché at the Russian embassy.
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Joseph Emanuel Hall, a military attaché at the United States Embassy in Islamabad, is accused of having run a red light and fatally hitting a 22-year-old man on April 7.
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Meanwhile, Lady Patricia, wife of the cultural attaché at the British Embassy, is having a lusty affair with an Italian military officer in order to get into the locked safe he's guarding.
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Prosecutors said Takkas had been the attaché to Jeffrey Webb, a former FIFA vice president and president of CONCACAF, the governing body for soccer in North America, Central America and the Caribbean.
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The British courts are unlikely to accept that argument, according to Amy Jeffress, a lawyer at Arnold & Porter in Washington and a former Justice Department attaché at the American Embassy in London.
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Earlier this week, the U.S. Department of Agriculture attaché in Beijing said domestic soybean imports would reach 89 million tonnes in the 2017/873 marketing year, which for China begins on Oct. 1.
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"The market will move on the deal but I think the expectations is that it will sort of go away," said Quincy Krosby, market strategist at Prudential Financial and former U.S. energy attaché.
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Victor Lloyd, the regional FBI attaché, says that lack of communication between intelligence bureaus allowed America to be attacked in 2001, and that exercises like these are about helping partners avoid that failure.
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After founding a travel agency in 1974, she joined the State Department, which posted her as a commercial attaché to Casablanca, an Atlantic coastal port that is Morocco's business center and biggest city.
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The group coalesced around Galeria Color-Luz (Color-Light), which was started in Havana in 19583 by Loló Soldevilla (21958-21950), just after she returned from several years in Paris as Cuba's cultural attaché.
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The U.S. Department of Commerce is opening six new international markets for its Commercial Digital Attaché program, according to the U.S. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker, who spoke with TechCrunch today in San Francisco.
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At Barentsburg's lonely Russian consulate—the most northern diplomatic mission in the world—the attaché dismissed suggestions that his presence signaled anything more than a necessary passport service for Russians living in the town.
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"If there was something egregious that occurred, believe me, we would have had our ears rapped in Moscow," said General Zwack, who served as the United States' senior defense official and attaché to Russia.
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Higgins, an assistant DEA attaché in 2005, emphasized the law enforcement agency's successes, such as his own role in arresting Taliban drug lords Khan Mohammad, convicted in 2008, and Haji Bagcho, convicted in 2012.
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When the Turkish leader cracked down after a failed military coup two years ago, Saudi Arabia was quick to help him, extraditing a Turkish military attaché suspected of playing a role in the plot.
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One of the most experienced members of Mueller's FBI crew is Meisel, 46, who spent several years earlier this decade in a job involving more international intrigue: as the FBI's legal attaché in Israel.
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The family relocated to Rio de Janeiro when Leon Finney was assigned to be the pilot for the Navy's attaché in Brazil during World War II, but Ben grew up mostly in San Diego.
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Even though I was an Army Aviator most of my career flying UH-60 Blackhawks, I did serve a 'political' tour in the U.S. Embassy to Belgium in the Defense Attaché Office in Brussels.
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"The Cubans are clearly way behind in paying some of our suppliers and now we have these cuts on the horizon," said one commercial attaché who asked not to be identified because of diplomatic sensitivities.
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Among other items for sale are his drafting tools, monogrammed attaché case, Navy uniform from his World War II service and furniture designed by colleagues including Gilbert Rohde, Isamu Noguchi, and Charles and Ray Eames.
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FBI data indicates the agency currently has Legal Attaché offices and sub-offices in nearly 90 countries, staffed by employees who serve multiple-year tours as liaisons covering more than 180 countries, territories and islands.
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Peter Zwack, a retired Army officer who was the American military attaché in Moscow at the time of the visit, said Mr. Flynn was not blind to the pitfalls of forging closer ties to Russia.
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She was sometimes thought to be a spy herself—a notion she airily dismissed by saying that there was no need: if she found out anything like that she would tell the British military attaché anyway.
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Once, after leaving an embassy dinner in Washington, a fellow congressman remembers Nunes gleefully informing him that the diplomatic attaché he found so alluring was, in fact, her country's top intelligence officer in the United States.
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"One simple reason for the lower increase is that double-digit growth is now harder to sustain," said Bonji Obara of the Tokyo Foundation think-tank and a former military attaché at Japan's embassy in Beijing.
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Page attacked the committee's investigation in a letter he sent earlier this year, in which he also disclosed that he had "brief interactions" several years ago with a Russian official he said was a "junior attaché."
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He has served as the Commercial Attaché at the American Embassy in Saudi Arabia, the director of the US Export Assistance Center in Philadelphia and the director of the State of New Jersey's International Trade Office.
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And if I had to organize multiple documents, as one does when managing a legal brief, contract, or other comprehensive documents, I would opt for a traditional rectangular attaché case with a built-in file pocket.
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A LinkedIn profile for Mr. Wang showed he has been employed by Huawei's Polish division since 2011 and previously served as attaché to the Chinese general consul in Gdansk from 2006 to 2011, according to Reuters.
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"Once China controls a substance, it has a dramatic effect on the United States in terms of lives saved," Lance Ho, the Beijing-based country attaché for the Drug Enforcement Administration, said at the news conference.
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I pulled out my cash-filled attaché, made an offer, and three hours later, on the overburdened stretch of the West Side Highway near the Intrepid, I got the call that we had a binding agreement.
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After returning from Vietnam, General Wilson was a defense attaché at the American Embassy in Moscow, the supervisor of military attachés at 85 embassies and the deputy director of the Central Intelligence Agency under George Bush.
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Ortagus then went on to work as an intelligence analyst for the Treasury Department during the Obama administration and was assigned to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia in 2010 as the deputy US Treasury attaché to Saudi Arabia.
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"Israel understands very well that the U.S. is not eager to go for another war in the Middle East," said Amos Yadlin, a former head of Israeli military intelligence and a onetime military attaché in Washington.
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The attaché program, which began in March this year, establishes commercial officers in countries where U.S. businesses seek to export their digital goods and services through e-commerce, or seek to engage in other online business activities.
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When Curry finally sauntered toward the exit, Ralph Walker, his longtime security attaché, dutifully toted the bag onto the team bus for a triumphant Curry and Co. to enjoy on the flight back to the Bay Area.
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A former A-10 attack plane pilot who flew combat missions in Afghanistan, Colonel Manning also previously served as the defense attaché in Kyrgyzstan, a small, independent former Soviet republic in Central Asia where Russian is spoken.
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"He was hailed in the local papers as an honest cop," John Boles, a former F.B.I. special agent who served at the time as the legal attaché at the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv, told me of Lutsenko.
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A senior European Union official recently told me that Mr. Sisi's government objected to the appointment of a counterterrorism attaché to the European Union's mission in Cairo, presumably fearing that it is part of a Western conspiracy.
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WASHINGTON — Russian officials in August held up the evacuation from Moscow of a sick American military attaché to a hospital in Germany in the latest episode of a long-running campaign of harassment against American diplomats in Russia.
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"I'm happy with the team, we get along really well, we have a good relationship, and I think they like me as well," he said, turning to the team's press attaché and inquiring if that was the case.
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" On continue d'être attaché à l'idée que les Français ont une autre façon de vivre les relations hommes-femmes — différente, en particulier, de l'Amérique pudibonde — et que cela tient à la vision française de la séduction ", dit-elle.
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Israel's military said that two soldiers and several border police officers were in quarantine after coming into contact with the group, and the military's attaché to China was staying in isolation with his family after returning to Israel.
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" But in a May 8 letter to the Cambodian Defense Ministry, the American defense attaché in Phnom Penh noted that Cambodia had "requested U.S. assistance to conduct repairs and minor renovations to U.S.-provided facilities on the base.
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The men were reported to have been working at the Turkish embassy in Bern – one as press attaché and another as second embassy secretary – at the time of the incident, which occurred around one month after the coup effort.
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He was drafted in 19953 and served with the Army in Hawaii and the Caribbean and as assistant military attaché to the Greek and Yugoslavian governments-in-exile in Cairo, where he met his wife, the former Elizabeth Darbishire.
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On the back covers of his books (which were not translated into English), he described Ms. Ring as the widow of a military attaché of Queen Elizabeth II and said that she lived on a farm in Sussex, England.
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Eugene Ivanov, an attaché in the Soviet Embassy in London, and when that relationship came to light, government figures and MI5, the domestic intelligence agency, feared that her affair with Mr. Profumo might have created a grave security breach.
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Kevin Martinson, the Customs and Border Protection attaché at the United States Embassy in Nairobi, said a training program for Kenyan customs officials and its Rural Border Patrol has led to record seizures of narcotics and other smuggled goods.
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Abdul Hadi Barakzai, military attaché at the embassy of Afghanistan; and Phillip "Convoy" Clay, test pilot for the Navy's Imminent Fury/Combat Dragon technology demonstration will discuss "Light Attack Aviation: A Current Operational Partner Perspective," at 28503:22019 a.m.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — An American military attaché has been barred from leaving Pakistan after his sport utility vehicle struck a motorcycle and killed one of its riders this month, in another flare-up of diplomatic tensions between the two countries.
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The chargé d'affaires in the US embassy in Moscow delivered the protest to the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Monday morning, and the US defense attaché in Moscow delivered a similar message to the Russian Ministry of Defense, the official said.
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His mission brings him to Denmark, where he meets the clumsy-yet-alluring Freya Carlson (Tate), an attaché from the tourism bureau who soon becomes his side-kick in the fight against Contini acolytes Linka Karensky (Sommer) and Yu-Rang (Kwan).
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Sandoval, a 58-year-old army general, studied at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California, and the Inter-American Defense College in Washington, DC, and also served as a military attaché at the Mexican embassy in the US capital.
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We've covered Swedish designer Love Hultén's magnificent retro gaming machines plenty of times before on The Verge, and his latest effort — the Cary42 two-player arcade console / attaché case — continues his work of merging handmade wooden hardware with retro gaming.
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The 1963 scandal rocked British politics by revealing then Secretary Of State For War John Profumo, a married man, had a short affair with a young woman who was also very briefly sexually involved with Soviet Naval attaché Yevgeny Ivanov.
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For one, the Keeleys could instantly Google to figure out that their daughter is lying to them about her fiancé's father being the cultural attaché to Greece (Armand's fake career to cover up the fact that he owns a nightclub).
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Despite the criticism, Mr. Yang has continued to appear alongside Wang Lutong, China's ambassador to New Zealand, at public events, including for China's National Day celebrations this week, when he posed for photos with the ambassador and a Chinese military attaché.
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That group is part of China's People's Liberation Army, according to researchers for the United States Congress and Mark Stokes, a former United States military attaché in China and the executive director of a defense research group, the Project 2049 Institute.
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Lebanon Dispatch BEIRUT — The Iranian cultural attaché stepped up to the microphone on a stage flanked by banners bearing the faces of Iran's two foremost religious authorities: Ayatollah Khomeini, founder of the Islamic Republic, and Ayatollah Khamenei, the current supreme leader.
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The whole presidential-press-attaché-as-celebrity thing is finally starting to hit Russia — Peskov's lavish wedding to a former Russian Olympic ice-dancing gold medalist in 2015 made the tabloids — but his work look is more Politburo than Paul Smith.
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"I think we had forgotten how organically ruthless the Russians could be," said Peter Zwack, a retired military intelligence officer and former defense attaché at the United States Embassy in Moscow, who said he was not aware of the unit's existence.
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A NATO military attaché based in the region told Business Insider that while the case has yet to be formally filed, it could pose significant problems for the US and its NATO partners, should the court rule against the Trump administration.
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Torsten Jansen, a former cultural attaché in the Danish Embassy in Washington, D.C., and now a lobbyist in Copenhagen, recently compared the episode to the decision taken by a national newspaper, in 2005, to publish satirical cartoons of the prophet Muhammad.
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The walls were fresh and stunningly painted solid, vivid colors, but Etienne Tornier, the conservation attaché for their 239th- and 25th-century collection, pointed out to me some scratched graffiti on the cell doors that conjured up that less pristine past.
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Instead of a hidden umbrella, like in the Dawn, the car's side walls conceal a pair of carbon fiber attaché cases that have been specifically designed to fit the buyer's laptop, and they match a set of custom luggage found in the trunk.
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This would represent a modest rise from the 86 million tonnes predicted for the current year by the Beijing attaché, although the USDA's World Agricultural Outlook Board has 87 million tonnes penciled in for 2016/17 – slightly diminishing the size of the increase.
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"Unfortunately, he is not able to join us," cultural attaché of the embassy of the Russian Federation Natalia Dementieva told attendees in a room with 18 chandeliers, gold curtains and mosaic artwork of St. Petersburg, relaying the ambassador's support for the Embassy Series.
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Washington (CNN)A retired US Navy Captain and former naval attaché was sentenced to three and a half years in prison on Friday for his role in the massive "Fat Leonard" bribery scandal that has engulfed 20 current and former Navy officials.
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Pritzker announced the attaché pilot program during a talk on Friday at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where she discussed the Privacy Shield and other issues facing the transatlantic digital economy with Andrus Ansip, vice president of the European Commission's digital single market.
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An article on Wednesday about the sentencing of Alhassane Ould Mohamed, who pleaded guilty last month to murdering William Bultemeier, a Defense Department attaché assigned to the United States Embassy in Niger in 2000, referred incorrectly to Danni Bultemeier, who addressed the court.
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There he was ostensibly a press attaché, but he was actually directing agents — Western European journalists among them — who had been recruited by the Communists to gather intelligence and to disseminate disinformation to undermine relations between Western European countries and the United States.
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After prosecutors indicted the two Russians in 2017, they released images of their passports, which showed that the photograph of the supposed Mr. Shirokov matched that of a former Russian military attaché to Poland, Eduard Shishmakov, whom the Poles had expelled for spying.
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It said it had acted in solidarity with Dimitris Koufodinas, an imprisoned hit man for the now-defunct November 17 domestic terrorist group, which killed 23 people, including a C.I.A. station chief in Athens, a British military attaché and several Greek businessmen.
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Belandria, however, lives and works out of a Brasilia hotel because the Venezuelan Embassy is still controlled by Maduro representatives, most notably the military attaché Major General Manuel Barroso who de facto runs the embassy, which has not had an ambassador since 2016.
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Though India had no reputation as a large-scale exporter of fraud in the past, it is now seen as a major center for fraud, said Suhel Daud, an F.B.I. agent who serves as assistant legal attaché at the embassy in New Delhi.
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While Venezuela's top military brass has come out in support of Mr. Maduro, Mr. Yánez joined a growing list of defectors — including the military attaché of the Venezuelan Embassy in Washington — who have urged the armed forces to align with the opposition.
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Washington (CNN)Former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page told Senate investigators that he had "brief interactions" several years ago with a Russian official he said was a "junior attaché," even though US officials had suspected the official of spying on behalf of the Kremlin.
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Meanwhile, en route to Paris to take up a post as cultural attaché at the Cuban Embassy, Soldevilla would soon play a principal role in the evolution of concretismo in Havana, enfolding geometric abstraction within a national narrative of freedom and, eventually, of revolution.
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In a rare move, Myanmar army chief Senior General Min Aung Hlaing disclosed on his official Facebook page that he had summoned the Chinese ambassador and defense attaché on Tuesday to discuss the conflict, and how to cooperate to bring about peace and stability.
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In a rare move, Myanmar army chief Senior General Min Aung Hlaing disclosed on his official Facebook page that he had summoned the Chinese ambassador and defence attaché on Tuesday to discuss the conflict, and how to cooperate to bring about peace and stability.
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NEW YORK An article on Wednesday about the sentencing of Alhassane Ould Mohamed, who pleaded guilty last month to murdering William Bultemeier, a Defense Department attaché assigned to the United States Embassy in Niger in 2800, referred incorrectly to Danni Bultemeier, who addressed the court.
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Bruce McClintock, the American Defense attaché from 2014 to 2016 and now a RAND Corporation analyst, said Russian employees were often more effective in organizing meetings with government officials, while experienced translators ensured that the positions of both sides were clear in often complex discussions.
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The students received a visit late on Monday from Saudi Arabia's defense attaché, according to the F.B.I. The latest orders came as investigators released new details about how the 21-year-old gunman, Mohammed Saeed Alshamrani, had acquired the weapon used in the shooting.
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Born in Shanghai, China, in 1933, the son of a naval attaché for the Italian government, his family immigrated to San Francisco in 1941 after the outbreak of World War II. As an immigrant in the 1940s, he met an artist who deeply impacted him.
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Born a slave, he was the first African American to reach the rank of colonel in the United States Army, the first black national park superintendent, the first African American military attaché, and the highest ranking black officer in the U.S. Army until his death in 1922.
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The preacher, Aaidh al-Qarni, was about to leave Western Mindanao State University after delivering a lecture when he and the embassy's religious attaché, Turki Assaegh, were shot by the gunman, who darted out from a crowd, said a police spokeswoman, Senior Inspector Helen Limen Galvez.
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And CNN also reported Monday morning that former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page told Senate investigators that he had "brief interactions" several years ago with a Russian official he said was a "junior attaché," even though US officials had suspected the official of spying on behalf of the Kremlin.
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The Polish embassy in Berlin was quick to deny the anti-Semitic accusations: "To link the decision to recall our colleague Katarzyna Wielga with the assertion that it was due to 'closeness to Jewish themes' is not only misleading and wrong, but particularly irritating," said the embassy's press attaché.
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The sheer numbers being detained or dismissed were stunning: nearly 18,000 in all, including 6,000 members of the military, almost 9,000 police officers, as many as 3,000 judges, 30 governors and one-third of all generals and admirals, as well as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's own military attaché.
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On Thursday, his lawyer told the High Court of Justice in London that British courts could not touch Mr. Becker because the Central African Republic — by some measures, the world's poorest country — named him in April as its attaché to the European Union for sports, culture and humanitarian affairs.
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Trained at the PLA University of Foreign Languages and named the country&aposs commander of the year in 2010, Lai is in his forties, is fluent in English and was once considered to be a candidate for a Chinese embassy as military attaché, according to the Global Times.
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Boucher also had her black attaché case of paperwork on funeral planning, which included a few funeral-home price lists for cremation and other services, as well as the files of 283 or so clients who had already made plans for Boucher to help with their bodies after death.
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Mr. Nisman also shared information that helped American authorities determine that Mohsen Rabbani, the Iranian embassy cultural attaché and one of the AMIA bombing masterminds, helped four men, including his disciple, a Guyanese official named Abdul Kadir, plot to blow up the fuel lines at Kennedy International Airport in New York.
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In the 1950s, at least a dozen US diplomats were recalled to Washington after admitting sexual liaisons with KGB partners, and, in 1981, the US assistant military attaché to Moscow - "the best Russian-speaker in the American Embassy" - returned to the US following "a party stage-managed by the KGB".
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Earlier this year, Page told Senate investigators that he had "brief interactions" several years ago with a Russian official he said was a "junior attaché," while he attacked the Senate probe in a May letter as a "show trial" into potential collusion between associates of President Donald Trump and Russians during the elections.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The police in Pakistan have charged a United States Embassy security officer with seeking to obstruct an investigation into a car accident involving an embassy vehicle, police officials said on Monday, adding to diplomatic tensions days after an American military attaché was barred from leaving the country over a separate collision.
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Michael Brooks, who served as the US Naval Attaché at the US Embassy in Manila, Philippines from 2006 to 2008, admitted to using his influence to benefit former defense contractor Leonard Glenn "Fat Leonard" Francis in exchange for "bribes of travel and entertainment expenses, hotel rooms and the services of prostitutes," the Justice Department said.
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It is the brainchild of a young attaché named Léa Futschik, who deduced, after reading endless debates about the cost of college in the Chronicle of Higher Education and Inside Higher Ed , that there were plenty of people out there besides Seven Sisters débutantes upon whose lives a citron pressé might make a permanent impact.
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"If there was a legitimate law enforcement matter to pursue, there is actually a legal attaché at our embassy whose whole job for being posted overseas is to pursue an investigation that the United States would like to see the Ukrainians take up," said Brett Bruen, a 12-year foreign service officer who worked in the Obama administration.
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Gathered there, with King's personal effects nearby — his small attaché case, a crumpled white shirt, a can of Hidden Magic hairspray, his Bible, a half-filled Styrofoam coffee cup, a pair of glass tumblers, and the remnants of a dessert — Ralph Abernathy, Andrew Young, and the others grappled with the catastrophe that had just befallen them.
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But the departure of the plane sent to evacuate the attaché was delayed for hours for no apparent reason despite protests from embassy officials and the State Department in Washington, according to several Trump administration officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss a sensitive diplomatic issue that some other officials prefer to play down.
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In June, Michael Brooks, who served as the US naval attaché at the US Embassy in the Philippines from 2500 to 2008, was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison after admitting to using his influence to benefit Francis in exchange for "bribes of travel and entertainment expenses, hotel rooms and the services of prostitutes," the Justice Department said.
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After arriving in Beijing as an assistant attaché in 2011, he set about trying to forge personal relationships with his Chinese counterparts, but found that building trust and camaraderie was difficult — Chinese agents were too formal for anything spontaneous, like sharing an after-work beer, and they were reluctant to open up about life outside the job.
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And also served as the supervisory senior resident agent for an upstate New York FBI satellite office, spent time in Afghanistan while detailed to, the Joint Special Operations Command and learned Spanish in six months to accept an appointment to Mexico City as one of the FBI director's direct representatives, a deputy legal attaché, to the Mexican government.
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