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Перевод: CIA

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Тезаурус:

1. CIA men looked askance at him, particularly since he dealt directly with the highest officers in the agency, preferably Casey, rather than with them.
2. The CIA man at the airport said he did not see any winking going on; but the NHAO humanitarian flights, of which Duemling was in charge, routinely allowed "10 percent lethal".
3. "Are there any pragmatists in Iran?" asked Clair George, the CIA's deputy director of operations, putting the question rhetorically; "Does anyone play the piano in the Fiji Islands?
4. In all the years that Don Roberto had acted as his Control when on loan to the CIA, the elderly Englishman had never mentioned Trent's mother.
5. The CIA major who heard him was dumbfounded, as were the others; dead silence fell.
6. PETER ROLLINS sent off polite letters to GCHQ, MI5, and the CIA, saying he was very interested in spying.
7. But it was an intelligence coup that certainly fired the imagination of both MI6 and its partners in the CIA.
8. This has the real hard stuff - cattle mutilations performed by aliens (apparently, "for reasons we don't yet understand", they're also interested in cows' bottoms), UFOs and AIDS, stories about he "men in black", CIA men from space, who drive brand new Fifties' cars, wear trousers that don't crease and harass people who claim to have seen UFOs.
9. His father, Robert, a US Marine Corps major, was on contract to the CIA for the notorious Vietnam-era Phoenix programme, in which US teams apprehended hundreds of thousands of Vietcong sympathisers for secret police interrogation.
10. A great deal of CIA activity has been concentrated in Britain where America has a huge investment in military and intelligence establishments.
11. UK GDP in 1992 is expected to be up 1.25 per cent, while chemical production growth is likely to be 2 per cent according to the CIA panel.
12. According to the Chemical Industries Association (CIA) four out of 10 graduates entering the chemical industry in 1990 were women.
13. Yesterday the Perth Daily News also claimed that the former executive who organised the alleged tapping approached the CIA in an attempt to discredit Lonrho, one of Mr Bond's most vociferous critics.