And when you do, you should try to gather intelligence.
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Some heard that IS used Kurdish soldiers' posts to gather intelligence.
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Others churn out seasoned operatives to gather intelligence and quietly recruit Americans.
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"At a time of crisis, nations want to gather intelligence," Glyer said.
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Dutton said encryption technology made it difficult for authorities to gather intelligence.
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Mr. Hoover used wiretapping to gather intelligence — but Congress had outlawed it.
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Instead, Pentagon officials called it a "site exploitation mission" designed to gather intelligence.
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How much confidence do they have in his ability to currently gather intelligence?
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We put pressure on them, we gather intelligence, we find out past crimes.
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Further, it enables soldiers to gather intelligence and shut down "non-peaceful" demonstrations.
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Political parties have consistently been a weak link for hostile nations to gather intelligence.
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These analysts gather intelligence from sources such as Reading comprehension importance score: 81Median salary: $
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Russian operatives traveled across the United States to gather intelligence and foment political discord.
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They largely are used to gather intelligence that will aid in protecting national security.
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The NSA's role is to gather intelligence and generally favors monitoring enemies' cyber activities.
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At times, it says, members of the team traveled to the US to gather intelligence.
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The approach of Guantanamo Bay is entirely designed to punish inmates and to gather intelligence.
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You can more easily tap the vast information machine of financial markets to gather intelligence.
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The company hired new security directors and is working harder to gather intelligence, Sussman said.
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He used his work as a cab driver to gather intelligence for the Iraqi military.
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Instead, there's been a return to "traditional espionage" as both sides try to gather intelligence.
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In signals intelligence (SIGINT), we infiltrate technical measures to gather intelligence on threats against us.
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The U.S. officials said the first team was asked to gather intelligence on the militant.
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Some governments have tried to use technology to gather intelligence on citizens at home and abroad.
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The U.S. argues that Beijing might use Chinese tech companies to gather intelligence about foreign countries.
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Inside some of his code, he inserted tools to gather intelligence on Turkey, Ukraine and Georgia.
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Letting them exist for a while might be a way to gather intelligence, Ms. Patel said.
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To gather intelligence about its competition, Uber bought information about its main rival, Lyft, from Unroll.me.
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The 26 PowerPoint presentation outlined the need to identify ways to gather intelligence during the Delhi conference.
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" The indictment also alleges that some of the defendants traveled to the United States to "gather intelligence.
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Prince William's three-week assignment began at Secret Intelligence Service (SIS), where officers gather intelligence from foreign contacts.
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Government agencies, emergency responders and disaster management will access Periscope and Facebook Mentions live streaming to gather intelligence.
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But the Bush administration refused, saying the material would jeopardize their ability to gather intelligence on suspected terrorists.
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At least one force is keen to install microphones on "smart lamp-posts" to gather intelligence in crowds.
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The goal was to gather intelligence on the region's al Qaeda affiliate while also targeting the group's leader.
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One Pole, Witold Pilecki, sneaked into Auschwitz to gather intelligence and alert the world to what was happening.
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They can also launch missiles at ground targets, gather intelligence, and deploy Navy SEAL units for special operations.
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This UUV technology is a good investment in helping China gather intelligence on the US and its allies.
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Intelligence gathering Local personnel will partner with federal officials to gather intelligence from several sources, including social media.
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Mr. Lamarque mentioned that he was organizing "a little outfit" to gather intelligence and invited her to join.
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If our major allies and adversaries can gather intelligence with less complex apparatus, why can't the United States?
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Hopefully we will have more people we will capture and are able to interrogate and gather intelligence from.
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"We're doing what we can to gather intelligence of what's going on all around the country," Jadwat told TIME.
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Opposition parties have accused Kickl of aiming to gather intelligence on far-right groups and to sideline political opponents.
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Those warrants allowed Trump's political enemies to gather intelligence and possible incriminating evidence with which to take him out.
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Two of the Russians also allegedly traveled to the United States in 22016 to gather intelligence for their operations.
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The obstacles are typically great, including the fact that the United States cannot openly gather intelligence in foreign countries.
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Around two years ago, American officials began expressing worries that Moscow could use the company's software to gather intelligence.
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Following news of the raid, the military had said the goal of the mission was to gather intelligence on AQAP.
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As they are not declared intelligence officers, they are theoretically under less surveillance and can do more to gather intelligence.
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The purpose is to gather intelligence of the Putin regime's actions and intentions so that our government can develop countermeasures.
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Except that they're actually Soviet spies, and they wear various disguises and participate in long-term cons to gather intelligence.
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Officials also said that the French military is leading an investigation to gather intelligence about the perpetrators of the attack.
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Though they had no authority to run spy operations, they paid him to gather intelligence, including on the Iranian government.
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The North Koreans sent a drone into South Korea last year to get pictures of the THAAD battery and gather intelligence.
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He also said that the raid against Baghdadi allowed the military to gather intelligence that will be useful in this pursuit.
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To maintain the status quo until the INTEGRAL can explore new planets, Guardians gather intelligence with hidden microphones and "spy tubes".
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Chinese investigators "found evidence which implicates Garratt in accepting tasks from Canadian espionage agencies to gather intelligence in China," Xinhua said.
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It also means creating stronger alliances, because you gather intelligence and then you share your intelligence back and forth with allies.
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West unveiled plans to launch the FUMP database in an April 2013 email to field managers, saying it would help gather intelligence.
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Trump is also likely to learn about the officers and agents who take great risks to gather intelligence for the United States.
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The unit's main role was to gather intelligence on other political groups, notably liberal ones such as the Democracy Alliance donor network.
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The FBI is reportedly using Facebook ads to gather intelligence on Russia, specifically targeting those who may be or know Russian spies.
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The N.S.A. routinely hunts for security flaws in widely used software and uses them to penetrate foreign computer networks and gather intelligence.
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To counter this, experts argue, the military needs to infiltrate the ranks of Boko Haram, to gather intelligence and stop the suicide bombings.
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Small, hard-to-detect unmanned undersea vehicles (UUVs) could be used to clear mines, hunt enemy submarines in shallow waters and gather intelligence.
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"The Chinese Communist Party is making use of Hong Kong's Ta Kung Pao, their minion, to gather intelligence on us," Wong told Reuters.
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Another reason is the fear of espionage by foreign intelligence services, as much harder to gather intelligence on meetings in the underground bunker.
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Mr. Comey said Russia used a murky network of government officials, oligarchs, business leaders and others close to Mr. Putin to gather intelligence.
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This ranges from everything from automating supply vehicles that operate in hostile territory, to autonomous submarines that can gather intelligence or clear naval mines.
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ISIS is also very active on Instagram, and a number of US intelligence groups have used such networks as a means to gather intelligence.
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The Pinkertons survived, and entered the 21st century intact largely on the strength of their ability to intimidate, surveil, and gather intelligence about workers.
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Then he studied the selection order, which was weighted by seniority and room type, and contacted those picking ahead of him to gather intelligence.
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Other operatives came to the United States to gather intelligence and coordinate with unwitting Trump campaign staff to organize rallies, according to an indictment.
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Similar suspicions have persisted since 2011, when a posed hepatitis B campaign helped gather intelligence before the Abbottabad raid that killed Osama bin Laden.
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When you were head of NSA and CIA, the principal stuff you all were working on were to gather intelligence using the newest technologies.
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Then there are the Crime Preventers, more than 100,000 citizens who have been deputized to control crowds, arrest suspects, guard ballot boxes and gather intelligence.
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Following news of the raid, the military had said the goal of the mission was to gather intelligence on the al Qaeda affiliate in Yemen.
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The Trump administration took this man from Libya, captured by our military, and sent him right into federal court without any efforts to gather intelligence.
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"Chinese authorities also found evidence that implicates Garratt in accepting tasks from Canadian espionage agencies to gather intelligence in China," the Xinhua news agency reported.
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Farkas, a former Obama administration official, first made her disclosure about urging colleagues to gather intelligence about possible Russian ties on MSNBC earlier this month.
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The U.S. alleged that Beijing might use Chinese tech companies to gather intelligence about foreign countries, even though those claims have yet to be substantiated.
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"During the investigation, Chinese authorities also found evidence which implicates Garratt in accepting tasks from Canadian espionage agencies to gather intelligence in China," Xinhua reported.
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A burkini ban would also alienate moderate Muslims, whose co-operation is desperately needed if France is to gather intelligence and foil actual terrorist plots.
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US officials have expressed concerns that systems like the S-400 could pose a threat and potentially gather intelligence on US and NATO military assets.
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The president asked the prime minister to help US Attorney General William Barr gather intelligence which could undermine the investigation, the Times of London reports.
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Whether a firm decides to gather intelligence on who is attacking its customers, or perhaps wipe stolen data from a server, hacking back is controversial.
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He never elaborated on that purported threat, but he said he had received the information from a foreign government that was helping him gather intelligence.
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Joseph Foelsch, a former supervisor of the Penttbom team, says he suspected that Bayoumi might have been trying to gather intelligence on the two Saudis.
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The National Security Agency's action suggests the vulnerability for American government systems likely outweighed its usefulness as a tool for the agency to gather intelligence.
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Brennan quibbled with the use of the word "evidence," arguing that it was beyond the purview of the CIA to gather intelligence on the matter.
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Or if St. Patrick's Day parades had been used as an opportunity for police departments to gather intelligence and identify activists in Irish-American communities.
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Over the decades, the money they sent to relatives in North Korea helped keep the nation's economy afloat, while spies targeted them to gather intelligence.
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Uganda's police recruited more than 100,000 volunteer Crime Preventers, who were given paramilitary training to help control crowds, arrest suspects, guard ballot boxes and gather intelligence.
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But why in the world would the head of the Senate Judiciary Committee want to step up to undermine the intelligence committee's efforts to gather intelligence?
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The US believes that the Russian-system is incompatible with the F-35 jet, saying that Moscow could use it to gather intelligence on the aircraft.
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Now the agents are being used to gather intelligence about Britain's financial system, feeding into a monthly internal document for policymakers called the Financial Stability Update.
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Former Chief of the Mossad, Danny Yatom, described this incident as a major blow against Western agencies trying to gather intelligence on an Iranian nuclear bomb.
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In a survey of more than 500 local police departments in 2016, three-quarters reported using social media to solicit tips and gather intelligence for investigations.
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And the San Diego cases are the first evidence of a coordinated campaign to gather intelligence from so many journalists entering the U.S. in one place.
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Why it's so hard to gather intelligence on North Korea: Imagery is hampered because North Korea puts so many of its military targets underground and undercover.
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But American officials have long been concerned that the Chinese government could use the company's products to gather intelligence, an accusation that Huawei has repeatedly denied.
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Officials in the United States have long been worried that China's government could use Huawei's products to gather intelligence, an accusation the company has repeatedly denied.
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"Space is also essential to the alliance's deterrence and defense," Stoltenberg added, referencing the organization's ability to navigate, to gather intelligence, and to detect missile launches.
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The US believes that the Russian-system is incompatible with the F-235 jet, saying that Moscow could use it to gather intelligence on the aircraft.
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The US believes that the Russian system is incompatible with the F-35 jet and says Moscow could use it to gather intelligence on the aircraft.
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"We have made it very easy for anyone, anywhere, to gather intelligence and follow our every move," said Robert Siciliano, who runs a security firm in Boston.
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A further change is that the CIA will once again be allowed to carry out lethal strikes, as opposed to using its drones only to gather intelligence.
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How relevant is Cambridge Analytica and was there a coordinated effort by the Trump campaign or associates to gather intelligence or untoward opposition research on Hillary Clinton?
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Opponents of Mr. Snowden have argued that his disclosures have made it more difficult for the United States to gather intelligence on terrorists and other foreign threats.
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DHS spokeswoman Katie Waldman, in a statement to The Hill, declined to comment on the "sources or methods" that DHS uses to gather intelligence on the migrants.
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Exposing sources "makes it that much harder for every part of the intelligence community to gather intelligence on those who wish to do us harm," Warner wrote.
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Pentagon officials have long complained that China has not been candid enough about its rapid military build-up and using South China Sea islands to gather intelligence.
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In all, they visited nine states — California, Illinois, Louisiana, New York and Texas, in addition to the others — "to gather intelligence" on American politics, the indictment says.
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Back in 2008, two "spy pigeons" were suspected of being used to gather intelligence about Iran's uranium enrichment plant in Natanz, reported Iran's reformist paper Etemad Melli.
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Kabunin's role was to work with prisoners to obtain information and gather intelligence on planned escape attempts or potential unrest, but he left that job in 2012.
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However, US Special Operations Forces continue to move in and out of Yemen in small teams to gather intelligence, several defense officials confirmed, in part from the Emiratis.
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The agency sent Turk, whose real name is unknown, posing as Halper's assistant to provide oversight, gather intelligence and potentially provide testimony about the operation, the Times reported.
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Those UAVs might be used to gather intelligence about the relative strength of an opponent, or they might be used as trusted members of the same combat team.
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Which means the drones could be secretly dropped from passing planes into coastal areas and left underwater for months before being deployed to fly inland to gather intelligence.
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An Iranian firm recently made a deal to operate Syria's third mobile-phone network, making it easier for the country's spies to gather intelligence after the fighting stops.
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In his Sandia days, he said, he might have hacked members of the collective in order to gather intelligence on it; that would have been the easiest route.
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In a 2008 study, researchers used high-accuracy Bluetooth tracking to monitor prisoners in order to gather intelligence on their activities and map out on their social connections.
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He indicated that at issue was not the act of surveilling but whether officials followed proper procedures when they decided to gather intelligence on Trump's associates in 2016.
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Critics worry that the programs quickly amount to having people spy on their neighbors, and allow police to use schools, community centers and religious institutions to gather intelligence.
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Last year, MI5 — the U.K.'s domestic counterintelligence agency — was given additional authority to gather intelligence and monitor far-right extremist groups for possible threats to national security.
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"During the investigation, Chinese authorities also found evidence that implicates Garratt in accepting tasks from Canadian espionage agencies to gather intelligence in China," said Xinhua, citing prosecutors in Dandong.
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India is trying to equip the military with more unmanned technologies to gather intelligence as well as boost its firepower along the vast land borders with Pakistan and China.
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"We will probably see an uptick in espionage, primarily focused on government systems, as Iranian actors seek to gather intelligence and better understand the dynamic geopolitical environment," he added.
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Irish police and military sources suspect the GRU is using Ireland as an operations base to gather intelligence on targets in the EU and the UK, The Times said.
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Such inquiries are now underway regarding the Yemen mission, which the Pentagon says was carried out primarily to gather intelligence on the branch of Al Qaeda in that country.
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Pentagon officials have long complained that China has not been candid enough about its rapid military build-up and using South China Sea islands to gather intelligence in the region.
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"Robust security measures are in place at stations, on trains and along the tracks, and partnerships with federal agencies to gather intelligence information are underway," Amtrak said in a statement.
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Psy-Group stood out from many of its rivals because it didn't just gather intelligence; it specialized in covertly spreading messages to influence what people believed and how they behaved.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Hackers linked with Vietnam's government are likely targeting Philippine state agencies to gather intelligence related to the maritime dispute in the South China Sea, cybersecurity company FireEye (FEYE.
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Transport for London (TFL), which is responsible for the capital's public transportation network, has also purchased the same software, in part, to gather intelligence on crime, according to public records.
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Under law, U.S. agents cannot arrest or deport migrants from other countries, but as foreign-based trainers, they can gather intelligence on who may be headed for the U.S. border.
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In addition to round-the-clock security, the Ol Pejeta Conservancy also put radio transmitters on the animals and dispatched incognito rangers into neighboring communities to gather intelligence on poaching.
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In August 2016, Trump was personally warned by senior US intelligence officials that foreign adversaries including Russia would likely attempt to infiltrate his team or gather intelligence about his campaign.
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In early December, Defense Secretary Ashton Carter informed Congress of a "specialized expeditionary targeting force" that will "conduct raids, free hostages, gather intelligence, and capture leaders" of isis in Iraq.
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The use of the Tunisian base, which was first reported by The Washington Post, extends the U.S. military's ability to gather intelligence on Islamic State in Libya, the U.S. sources said.
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The raid aimed to gather intelligence, a senior US official told CNN, and another official said a leader of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula could also have been a target.
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The final person named in the report is Aleksei Vasilev, who was convicted among other things of "preparing a computer crime" to gather intelligence and sentenced to four years in prison.
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In meetings with six different congressional committees, two of the whistleblowers described a litany of misconduct at Treasury, including Russia's attempt to gather intelligence on its enemies during the 2016 election.
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Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) said in October it was against the project servicing Russia for security reasons and feared it could be used to gather intelligence and damage national security.
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The Black Hornets "will give our soldiers operating at the squad level immediate situational awareness of the battlefield through its ability to gather intelligence, provide surveillance, and conduct reconnaissance," Lt. Col.
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Huawei continues to face opposition in the United States, partly because of concerns that its technology could be used by the Chinese government to gather intelligence — allegations Huawei has repeatedly denied.
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The retired Marine Corps general, who has long disapproved of using torture to gather intelligence, prompted Trump to change his tune after meeting with him to discuss the Defense secretary position.
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Again, the point of FISA surveillance is not to build a criminal case but to gather intelligence about the foreign power for which the subject is allegedly acting as an agent.
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Irish security services suspect that Russia's intelligence agency, the GRU, is using their country as a base to gather intelligence on targets in the EU and UK, The Sunday Times reported.
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That includes recent reporting on a mass surveillance program run by close U.S. ally Japan and on how the NSA targeted bitcoin users to gather intelligence to combat narcotics and money laundering.
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What's more, the United States' withdrawal from Syria will hurt our ability to gather intelligence there, as we lose eyes and ears on the ground and direct access to human intelligence networks.
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There's good reason to believe that airstrikes would create the temptation to deploy ground troops to gather intelligence and provide technical support to rebel forces as they have in Iraq and Syria.
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For years, hackers likely working for the Chinese government have been trying to gather intelligence and track down Tibetans in the diaspora as well as members of pro-Tibet human rights groups.
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Earhart was a spy Earhart and Noonan were spies shot or forced down on a secret mission to gather intelligence about the Japanese in the Marshall Islands, according to one set of theories.
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Gov. John Kasich of Ohio on Tuesday cautioned against monitoring Muslim-Americans after the attacks in Brussels, saying that such a step would create division and harm the country's ability to gather intelligence.
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The U.S. has "no ability" to build sources in North Korea and very limited opportunities to gather intelligence in North Korea, a former government official with experience negotiating with North Korea tells Axios.
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"And sometimes, we identify a system we can listen to or look at and we may not hit that right away because we want to keep using that to gather intelligence," Garver added.
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In 2011, an Associated Press investigation revealed that the Demographics Unit, with assistance from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), had been using undercover officers and paid informants to gather intelligence on Muslim communities.
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Its hackers break into foreign computer networks to gather intelligence, often leaving behind software implants that continue to collect documents and other data and forward it to the agency for months or years.
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From the tactical to the strategic, operatives gather intelligence on a range of topics, analysts read raw intelligence and develop assessments, and sometimes their work makes it all the way to the Oval.
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First known as Advanced Persistent Threat 28, the group has been active since 2007 but its abilities evolved to emphasize attacks, rather than gather intelligence, after the military placed a priority on cyberwarfare.
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These moves follow a late-2017 internal memo from the Department of Homeland Security that warned of DJI's commercial drones—a growing sector of the company's business—could potentially gather intelligence for China's government.
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Sater continued to gather intelligence on al-Qaeda and bin Laden after the 9/11 attacks, working with a precious stones dealer who had his own intelligence contacts inside the Taliban and Northern Alliance.
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Here's what they might be thinking: For Trump: On the face of it, the raid is an argument for the US to stay on in Syria to gather intelligence and strike ISIS at will.
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Cyberespionage operations, in which a government casts a wide net against civilian targets to gather intelligence before an important geopolitical event, are not uncommon, but they often go undetected or unreported to the public.
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Rick Gates, a Trump campaign official, requested proposals from an Israeli company to create fake online profiles and gather intelligence against Republican opponents and Hillary Clinton in 2016, according to The New York Times.
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After all, paying 13-year-olds to gain access to their mobile app usage and browser traffic is, on its face, an unconscionably creepy way for a business to gather intelligence about its competitors.
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Since late 2015, small groups of American, British and French special operations forces have quietly deployed across Libya, making contact with friendly Libyan militias in an effort to gather intelligence on the Islamic State.
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Correction Department officials said last week that they had intensified efforts to gather intelligence on gangs and adopted a more sophisticated system for housing inmates that considers factors including their affiliations with particular gangs.
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Evidence provided at trial included secret documents that contained details of still-classified Defense Intelligence Agency operations and an agency analysis of a foreign country's ability to gather intelligence, according to The Washington Post.
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Trump was personally warned in August 2016 by senior US intelligence officials that foreign adversaries -- including Russia -- would likely attempt to infiltrate his team or gather intelligence about his campaign, CNN has reported previously.
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"Plea bargaining is a bad way to gather intelligence — not required under the law of war," Graham continued in his statement criticizing the move to prosecute Saipov rather than hold him in military custody.
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Whether it's to recruit or change the conversation or narrative to their benefit, or to gather intelligence that can be used to guide physical operations, the internet is this incredibly cheap and diverse tool.
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Two IRA employees went on a multi-state tour of the US in June 2014 to gather intelligence, visiting Nevada, California, New Mexico, Colorado, Illinois, Michigan, Louisiana, Texas, and New York, according to the indictment.
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Banks under ECB supervision hold the majority of seats in the 22 groups, which the ECB uses to gather intelligence on subjects ranging from economic and market developments to financial infrastructure and payments, CEO said.
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Deploying air marshals to gather intelligence on civilians not on a terrorist watch list is a new assignment, one that some air marshals say goes beyond the mandate of the US Federal Air Marshal Service.
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"I hope we capture as many terrorists as we can and gather intelligence consistent with the law of war," he said, adding it "would be fine with me" if those captured were sent to Guantánamo.
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The Trump administration has been paying undercover informants in the migrant caravan moving toward the U.S. border in an effort to gather intelligence, NBC News reported Tuesday, citing two Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials.
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Most of the time, there was total respect for the secrecy of sources and methods to gather intelligence, which is absolutely necessary for the success of these agencies and the preservation of our national security.
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In the case of the Puebla government and other Latin American customers, Hacking Team employees appeared to ignore warnings suggesting that the Remote Control System was being used to gather intelligence on the political opposition.
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That includes recent reporting on a mass surveillance program run by close U.S. ally Japan and on how the NSA targeted bitcoin users to gather intelligence to support counterterrorism and to combat narcotics and money laundering.
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The U.S. military might monitor a North Korean intercontinental ballistic missile test and gather intelligence rather than destroy it, as long as the launch did not pose a threat, Defense Secretary Ash Carter said on Tuesday.
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The fact that the suspects were on Belgian authorities' radar well before Tuesday's bombings — some even before the Paris attacks — and yet were able to evade capture raises serious questions about their ability to gather intelligence.
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The agencies have worked together for about a year to gather intelligence and target ships that could pose a risk for the disease, said Lyndsay Cole, spokeswoman for the USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service.
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It is a group of some 200 Special Operations troops assembled in northern Iraq to gather intelligence and pursue ISIS operatives on the ground by either capturing or killing them in Iraq, and eventually in Syria.
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Weinstein Hired Private Investigators to Track Accusers, Report SaysHarvey Weinstein allegedly tapped private security contractors to gather intelligence on women who said he sexually harassed or assaulted them, as well as on journalists investigating their allegations.
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Mr. Erdan acknowledged the Freij family's grief, and said having more Arabs on the force would help solve such cases in the future because they could better understand local crime structures and gather intelligence and evidence.
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The warning comes shortly after reports that a data breach of Marriott's systems -- in which the personal information of roughly 500 million guests was compromised -- was allegedly a result of Chinese hackers seeking to gather intelligence.
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There is little to lose by such talks; even if they yield nothing they allow the US to gather intelligence on the Taliban and perhaps even create splits in the movement between potential doves and hawks.
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According to FCC filings, those cell towers use Chinese technology that security experts warn could allow China to gather intelligence while also potentially mounting network attacks in the areas surrounding this and other sensitive military installations.
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Officials at the Pentagon have long criticized China's actions in the disputed islands, claiming the Chinese government has not been open about its military build-up and has been using the islands to gather intelligence, Reuters reported.
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CNN reported last month that the FBI did gather intelligence last summer suggesting that Russian operatives tried to use Trump advisers, including former foreign policy adviser Carter Page, to infiltrate the Trump campaign, according to US officials.
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Well, if the president shared sensitive information with Russia, it could reveal to that country or others some methods or sources that America uses to gather intelligence and that's something the U.S. doesn't want to be known.
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More than 20 years after the tragedy at Oklahoma City, the former agents say the Justice Department still finds it necessary to go undercover to gather intelligence on violent white supremacist groups and other domestic terrorist threats.
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The DR-8, or WZ-8, is a reconnaissance drone that China can use to infiltrate enemy airspace and gather intelligence — including determining the damage done by some of China's ballistic missiles, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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On Tuesday, U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter said the U.S. military might monitor a North Korean intercontinental ballistic missile test and gather intelligence rather than destroy it, as long as the launch did not pose a threat.
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In its submissions, the government said it would be impossible for MI5 to operate, gather intelligence and prevent terrorist attacks without using agents and it was necessary for agents to be allowed to be involved in criminality.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham on Wednesday said the suspect in Tuesday's truck attack in New York City that left eight people dead should be held as an enemy combatant in order to gather intelligence.
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Separately, a White House report from June points to a research partnership on artificial intelligence between UC Berkeley and Huawei as a potential opening for China to gather intelligence that could serve Beijing's military and strategic ambitions.
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The investigation into the 2015 NSA hack is focused on somebody who worked at the agency's Tailored Access Operations unit, a unit that uses computer hacking to gather intelligence, according to two people familiar with the classified probe.
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Nadav Liebermann, the chief technology officer of CropX, a company that uses wireless sensors to measure soil moisture, served in a unit that created hardware for special forces, including devices placed underground in enemy territory to gather intelligence.
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Another attorney representing Butina, Alfred Carry, told the judge that his client repeatedly faced the inaccurate depiction of her acting as a "spy," and that she never stole documents or tried to gather intelligence on behalf of Russia.
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Delfin Lorenzana, in a speech at a naval base south of the capital Manila, said the three Japanese donated second-hand TC90 planes will definitely boost the navy's capability to gather intelligence in the disputed South China Sea.
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Russia's Federal Security Service said in October it was against the OneWeb's project to bring internet access to remote parts of the country because the agency said it could be used to gather intelligence and damage national security.
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With 22008G, a Hollywood movie that now takes six or seven minutes to download onto your iPad will take six or seven seconds and microsensors in your shirt will gather intelligence and broadcast vital signs to your doctor.
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"We will probably see an uptick in espionage, primarily focused on government systems, as Iranian actors seek to gather intelligence and better understand the dynamic geopolitical environment," said John Hultquist, director of intelligence analysis at cybersecurity firm FireEye.
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"You'll never convince me that the best way to gather intelligence in this war, which is now in our backyard, is to read somebody their Miranda rights telling them they have the right to remain silent," Graham said.
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In a Gallic variation on the Patriot Act, Mr. Hollande announced not just the extension of the state of emergency and expansion of the state's ability to gather intelligence, but also the constitutional wrinkle concerning terrorists' holding dual nationality.
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On the other hand, perhaps the creators intended to gather intelligence on the extent and type of systems that could be affected by malware targeting aged operating systems like Windows XP, which developers do not regularly update or support.
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SAN FRANCISCO — A letter that detailed a secretive effort at Uber to gather intelligence on competitors and cover its tracks has the ride-hailing company on the defensive in a legal fight that has gripped Silicon Valley since February.
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Unlike the GRU, those hackers have never been the target of a Mueller indictment or condemned by US senators or intelligence officials, because they simply did what government hackers around the world are supposed to do: sit quietly and gather intelligence.
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That mission was carried out by the so-called Expeditionary Targeting Forces, a group of some 200 Special Operations troops assembled in northern Iraq to gather intelligence and pursue ISIS operatives on the ground by either capturing or killing them.
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The Canadian -- who ran a cafe in the northeast China city of Dandong before his arrest in January -- is accused of "accepting tasks from Canadian espionage agencies to gather intelligence in China," according to the state-run Xinhua news agency.
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" Garratt was charged with spying and stealing state secrets in January, with state news agency Xinhua saying at the time that prosecutors had "found evidence which implicates Garratt in accepting tasks from Canadian espionage agencies to gather intelligence in China.
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As CNN has previously reported, the day before the team was ambushed, they were ordered to go to a deserted ISIS camp to gather intelligence on ISIS operatives who the US believed had recently crossed over the border into Mali.
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Fourteen Russian sailors died on July 1 when fire broke out aboard a submarine thought to be the Losharik, a deep-diving vessel believed to have been built to gather intelligence as well as possibly destroy or tap into undersea cables.
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But Mr. Trump's order could be tremendously damaging to the C.I.A. and other intelligence agencies, drying up sources and inhibiting their ability to gather intelligence, said Representative Adam B. Schiff, Democrat of California and the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee.
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Mr. Li also tried on Friday to address concerns raised by the United States and some of its allies about whether Chinese tech companies like Huawei might use the equipment that they install overseas to gather intelligence for the Chinese government.
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Context: The U.S. removed Turkey from its F-35 stealth fighter jet program earlier this year after Turkey purchased a Russian S-400 system, which Washington fears could be used to gather intelligence on the F-35 and its weaknesses.
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The investigation is assessing who made that judgment and why it was not accurate -- a critical question because the team got orders while in the field to visit an ISIS camp that was known to be abandoned to gather intelligence.
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"If the Trump administration had decided it wants to ramp up these types of (ground) operations to gather intelligence on al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, then this would negatively impact the U.S.'s ability to do so," said Roggio.
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A hypersonic aircraft, meaning an object flying at least five times the speed of sound, flies across hostile airspace and gather intelligence so quickly and unpredictably that it would be out of range before adversaries on the ground could pose a threat.
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And in the East China Sea — where the UUV would most likely be used, Clark said, given its endurance of a couple of months at most — it could gather intelligence on Japan, one of the US's most important allies in the Pacific.
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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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As early as April 2014, a friend of President Vladimir V. Putin began an operation that included setting up a troll farm to create fake social media posts and sending operatives to the United States to gather intelligence on the political process.
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But last week, the Turks agreed that the United States could fly drones and other aircraft to gather intelligence, which paves the way for the American-led coalition to carry out airstrikes against the Islamic State in Al Bab, American officials said.
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Officers formed a "pursue and attack" plan: Surveillance teams would follow Atlangeriev around London for as long as possible in order to gather intelligence about his activities before swooping in and arresting him when it looked like he was ready to strike.
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When Aleksandra Krylova and Anna Bogacheva flew to the US on June 4, 2014, Mueller's team figured out that they visited Nevada, California, New Mexico, Colorado, Illinois, Michigan, Louisiana, Texas, and New York to gather intelligence before returning to Russia on June 20143, 2014.
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Privacy rights group, Privacy International, is running a crowdfunding campaign to try to raise funds to help cover its legal costs as it continues to challenge the UK government's use of hacking as a mass surveillance technique for domestic security agencies to gather intelligence.
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But the focus on the PKK also meant diverting security resources that could have been deployed to gather intelligence on and prevent attacks by another cause of instability -- ISIS, whose fighters are believed by some Turkish officials to have been behind this week's airport massacre.
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Donald C. Bolduc, top United States Special Operations commander for Africa, met on Monday with Cameroonian military officials, about 200 American drone operators and Special Operations forces worked with local troops to gather intelligence on Boko Haram and the whereabouts of its many hostages.
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Fathi Bashagha, the interior minister of Libya's UN-backed government, the Government of National Accord (GNA) said that the two Russian nationals were arrested on suspicion of attempting to influence local elections and trying to gather intelligence on some of the GNA's military operations.
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"You'll never convince me that the best way to gather intelligence in this war, which is now in our backyard, is to read somebody their Miranda rights telling them they have the right to remain silent," Graham said at a press conference alongside Arizona Sen.
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But if the military's broad description of the event as a "local engagement" is accurate, it indicates the team was potentially meeting with a sensitive source to gather intelligence or may have even been using electronic equipment to conduct eavesdropping and electronic intercept missions.
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We have seen Russian-based organized crime groups being used to kill enemies of his, to gather intelligence, to move spies across boarders, and raise money for Putin by supporting particular groups or media outlets that he likes and are good at spreading disinformation.
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According to a report published last month on the official website of the People's Liberation Army (PLA), a "newly formed border defense brigade" is conducting patrols to gather intelligence, assess the situation and more accurately map out the border region -- which includes North Korea, Russia and Mongolia.
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In some cases, hackers gained access to energy sector networks and moved laterally in order to gather intelligence on industrial control systems and supervisory control and data acquisition systems — information that could provide a foundation for developing capabilities to stage attacks against targets in the energy sector.
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Waterboarding doesn't constitute torture, President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE said Thursday, reiterating his past argument that it is an effective way to gather intelligence.
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Kiai wrote that he had information that the police may have used "International Mobile Subscriber Identity catchers" to gather intelligence from protestors' phones during peaceful protests in Birmingham, London, Leicester and in Wales last year, which he said was a violation of their right to privacy.
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If it's not threatening, we won't necessarily do so," Carter said, "Because it may be more to our advantage to, first of all, save our interceptor inventory, and, second, to gather intelligence from the flight, rather than do that (intercept the ICBM) when it's not threatening.
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WASHINGTON — A top Trump campaign official requested proposals in 22016 from an Israeli company to create fake online identities, to use social media manipulation and to gather intelligence to help defeat Republican primary race opponents and Hillary Clinton, according to interviews and copies of the proposals.
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But the hacking undertaken by the NSA, which regularly penetrates foreign networks to gather intelligence, is very similar to the hacking needed to plant precursors for cyber weapons, said Gary Brown, a retired colonel and former legal adviser to U.S. Cyber Command, the military's digital war fighting arm.
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Later in the session he was also asked whether a narrowing of the definition of Section 702 to exclude using it to gather intelligence on "foreign affairs" — which clearly allows for a very wide range of data to be sucked up — would still enable the core intent to function.
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"I have ordered all police under my supervision in the area around Bangkok to monitor news, investigate and gather intelligence on groups who could come in and cause trouble," said Police Lieutenant General Charnthep Sesawet, acting chief of Provincial Police Region 1, which oversees areas around the capital.
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The commander in chief, however, offered no comment on whether he would impose congressionally mandated sanctions on Ankara, a NATO ally, over its purchase of the S-400 surface-to-air missile defense system, which U.S. officials fear could be used to gather intelligence on the F-35.
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From the Grand Forks Air Force Base in North Dakota, pilots with Customs and Border Protection remotely fly drones on patrols from Seattle to the Great Lakes region, assist in rescue missions and gather intelligence about movements along the border based on requests by local law enforcement agencies.
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When William "Wild Bill" Donovan created the Office of Strategic Services during World War II, he was looking to create a truly unique intelligence outfit whose ranks included the least suspicious group of spies, saboteurs, and strongmen who were willing to infiltrate enemy countries and gather intelligence for the Allied cause.
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"You'll never convince me that the best way to gather intelligence in this war, which is now in our backyard, is to read somebody their Miranda rights telling them they have the right to remain silent," Graham said last week, calling for a change in policy under the new administration.
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This week's bombshell that a controversial anti-Trump dossier was funded by the Democratic National Committee and Clinton campaign has Republicans asking to what extent the FBI – which received some of the findings and briefly agreed to pay the same researcher to gather intelligence on Trump and Russia – used the politically connected material.
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US officials have warned Turkey that it would not be allowed to buy the F-35 stealth jet if it goes ahead with the missile system purchase because the US believes the Russian system is incompatible with the F-35 jet -- and has argued that Moscow could use it to gather intelligence on the aircraft.
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The US attorneys said Sater worked with several high-ranking Russian military and former KGB officers to gather intelligence about Afghanistan and the Middle East and threats to the US. One of these military officers, BuzzFeed News reported last year, was also involved in Sater and Cohen's efforts to build a Trump Tower in Moscow.
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Rudy Giuliani, one of Trump's attorneys, told the Associated Press on Friday that the White House hopes to receive a handout of the information next week, specifically in relation to a government informant who reportedly approached members of the Trump campaign in a possible attempt to gather intelligence on Russia's efforts to influence the election.
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"Publicly outing a source risks not only their life, but the lives of every American, because when sources are burned it makes it that much harder for every part of the intelligence community to gather intelligence on those who wish to do us harm," Warner posted on Twitter, as he linked to The Post's article.
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In 2011, the FBI used an inmate at LA's Men's Central Jail as an informant to try to gather intelligence about rumored abuses on the jail's notorious "3000 floor," where a group of sheriff's officers who called themselves the 3000 boys were believed to exhibit "gang-like and violent" behavior, according to court documents.
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Micky Rosenfeld, an Israeli police spokesman, said that to secure a major event like Independence Day celebrations, when tens of thousands of people gather along the Tel Aviv seafront to watch an air and naval display, officers gather intelligence for weeks beforehand, and erect a 360-degree enclosure of the area, with layers of security around the perimeter.
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According to the newspaper, local police have formed a coordinated effort to address use of popular drugs, including ecstasy and cocaine, at venues on the popular Chapel St. "Police are hand-picking "clubbing cops" who are aged 18 to 25 and sending them in to catch dealers, users and to gather intelligence," the Herald Sun reports.
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Although the ministry said the drone would be returned to the United States in a "proper way," the statement stopped short of saying when or how the device, which Chinese and American analysts say was most likely used to gather intelligence about Chinese submarine activity in contested waters, would be returned, or if it would be handed back intact.
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But the wider question is whether or not the privacy trade offs that Facebook's monetization methods of WhatsApp entail, by linking Facebook and WhatsApp accounts and also, therefore, looping in various less than transparent data-harvest methods it uses to gather intelligence on web users generally, substantially erodes the value of the e2e encryption that is now being bundled with Facebook's ad targeting people surveillance.
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Mulloy may seem to have reservations about how Governor Pat Brown had California's attorney general investigate the society's activities in 1961, but when Perlstein asserts that President Kennedy "ordered an aide to begin preparing monthly reports on the right" and "asked the director of audits at the IRS to gather intelligence on organizations receiving tax exemptions," he doesn't break into a new paragraph, let alone a sweat.
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Top senators on Friday called on President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE to impose sanctions on Turkey after the NATO ally accepted delivery of a Russian air defense missile system, a purchase U.S. officials fear could be used to gather intelligence on the American-made F-35.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller's indictment of Russia's Internet Research Agency, which was registered with the Russian Government, and related Russian entities with Russian government contracts describes deliberate campaign planning and execution such as sending individuals to American soil to gather intelligence on what would become the campaign's audience; building a computer infrastructure designed to mask the Russian origins of the campaign's messages; coordinating activities with "unwitting individuals associated with the Trump campaign" to maximize the campaign's impact; and ensuring funding for the private firms that were key parts of the campaign's architecture.
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