espionage
The practice of spying; a way to gather intelligence.
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Since Goss's arrival in Langley, much of the senior management of the clandestine service has been fired or has quit, reportedly to be replaced with more compliant officials. Like all CIA employees, Berntsen had to submit his manuscript to the Agency for a security review, which he did in May 2005, the same month that he retired after 20 years as a member of the clandestine service. The Clandestine Service is not likely to be "transformed" by simply changing the organization's wiring diagram and the top people. |
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