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• Prewar intelligence reporting cast doubt on the other lead as well ."
• Intelligence reporting indicates a wide range of possible infrastructure targets, including refineries.
• The number of people on the list rises and falls according to threat and intelligence reporting.
• Kay said Wednesday that he had seen no evidence of politically twisted intelligence reporting before the war.
• The Butler committee praised British intelligence reporting, even though the conclusions now appear unfounded or demonstrably wrong.
• Under his leadership, A group was refocused to enhance the timeliness of its Signals Intelligence reporting to the intelligence community.
• The Defense Department is conducting its own review of how well pre-war intelligence reporting panned out after the war ended.
• The CIA has a distinct edge : " unique access to policymakers and unique control of intelligence reporting, " the report found.
• In November 2013 it agreed to sell Mergermarket, an online intelligence reporting business, to the London private equity investor BC Partners.
• Other assessments contained conclusions that were stated categorically even though derived from uncorroborated statements or raw intelligence reporting of undetermined or questionable reliability.
• US intelligence reporting Iran tries to dual-use facilities could quickly field chemical agents, but are not mainly active in military.
• But that was based on other, more vague assessments and " very little direct or credible intelligence reporting, " the report found.
• U . S . intelligence reporting on the presence of Americans in North Korea as English language instructors goes back at least 15 years.
• We had intelligence reporting before the war that there were at least seven of these mobile labs that he had gone out and acquired.
• If a review determines that there were no hints of the attack in intelligence reporting, " then we got caught flat footed,"
• Successful pre-emption will also require that America's foreign intelligence reporting be more consistently accurate, reliable and timely than it is today.
• Laying the blame on the intelligence community, the report said its assessments " either overstated or were not supported by the underlying intelligence reporting ."
• The CIA also is expected to release an additional 800 records that include intelligence reporting on the September 1976 assassination of Orlando Letelier and Ronni Moffitt.
• The briefing item reviewed past intelligence reporting, mostly dating from the 1990s, regarding possible al-Qaida plans to attack inside the United States.
• Congress appropriated $ 40 billion for anti-terrorist efforts and turned its attention to poorly enforced immigration laws, superficial airport security and uncoordinated intelligence reporting.