61.   Especially in the later years of the war, it proved a valuable listening post for Allied intelligence services.

62.   Even in his prime, they said, he did not do half the things ascribed to him by Western intelligence services and the press.

63.   Even while Aristide was in exile here, US intelligence services on at least one occasion intercepted his telephone calls.

64.   Finke said having our own intelligence is necessary because of concerns about what is being provided by Pakistani intelligence services.

65.   Few in Congress knew what the intelligence services were up to.

66.   Formal covert-action programs and liaison programs are the two ways that the CIA can provide a foreign intelligence service with money, training, equipment and information.

67.   France possesses a well-developed intelligence service, one of the most aggressive collectors of economic intelligence in the world.

68.   Fujimori announced new elections and the dissolution of the national intelligence service after a damaging bribery episode came to light.

69.   Fujimori told local reporters that the intelligence service had information that the guerrillas were moving weapons, including automatic rifles, from the jungle to Lima.

70.   Gerdes is not employed by the Central Intelligence Agency or other American intelligence services, government officials said.