noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
artificial intelligence
CIA/FBI/intelligence etc operatives
intelligence agent
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an intelligence agent
intelligence quotient
superior knowledge/intelligence
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She was always showing off her superior knowledge.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
artificial
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In the 1980s, we thought we'd found salvation to our problems in artificial intelligence and expert systems.
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It needs some one who understands its basic talent, some one who will help it to push the envelope of its artificial intelligence .
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Constraint-based programming is an artificial intelligence technique which finds the optimum way to allocate means and resources.
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But one of the problems, experts say, was trying to create artificial intelligence in our own image.
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The trick now is to remove the human element altogether and let artificial intelligence take care of the rest.
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The game play and artificial intelligence are unmatched in sports video gaming.
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But whether artificial intelligence turns out to be good enough for the movie makers is likely to be another matter.
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Into this milieu comes now the neural network approach to artificial intelligence , where learning is built into every system.
average
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I counted only six white workers in the factory, half of which seemed to be of below average intelligence .
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Anyone of average intelligence might wonder: Who ordained these traits?
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My hair colour doesn't affect me and I've never felt that people treat me as having lower than average intelligence .
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No test of the planned system against even average-intelligence decoys is planned in the foreseeable future.
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Similarly, most middle managers are average or above average in intelligence .
foreign
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Viktor Barannikov gave an old-style speech warning of the threat of foreign intelligence services and rising crime.
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The law is so broadly drawn that there is no requirement to prove he was in contact with a foreign intelligence organisation.
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The Guardian of Feb. 29 reported that the foreign intelligence service had been disbanded following allegations of illegitimate espionage and fraud.
great
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Much of the time we do not want great intelligence in our friends, just empathy some bland advice and listening skills.
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One of the great arts of intelligence work is to find out how the other side thinks and what interests it.
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Finvarra possessed great intelligence and was a famed chess-player.
high
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If this were so, kin selection could operate only in species of high intelligence .
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It manifests the highest form of intelligence because it is a form that give shape to intelligence.
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His high intelligence has been early manifested.
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Each young man displays high intelligence and receives an excellent education in colonial schools.
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Just because dolphins use language in a different way does not mean that they lack high intelligence or can not communicate.
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Someday this operation would be studied at the highest levels of intelligence in Langley and the Pentagon.
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They are automatic definitions of high intelligence .
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Harrison, a man of simple birth and high intelligence , crossed swords with the leading lights of his day.
human
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Jack Challoner looks at human intelligence and the development of computers before considering the logical next step.
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Danny Hillis, an artificial intelligence expert, sees a similar story in the human thumb as a platform for human intelligence.
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So once again technology had taken over from old-fashioned human intelligence .
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But human ingenuity and intelligence , plus what may amount to an instinct for symbolism, comes to the rescue.
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It is ironic that a cyborg invested with collective human intelligence should still be represented in a recognisably human form.
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A great deal of effort, therefore, still goes into trying to put the human intelligence back into the switches.
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Minsky goes all the way as an advocate for downloading human intelligence into a computer.
low
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Surprisingly, slow talking on its own was not associated with later reading difficulties or low intelligence .
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Blacks were of lower intelligence , less civilized.
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People with strong need for security, and people of low intelligence or with poor interpersonal skills, tend to prefer bureaucracies.
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The findings, then, suggest that work inhibition is not due to low intelligence or poor academic skills.
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The disciplinary process required to keep people of low intelligence in order was simple.
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In some cases of mental handicap there are recognizable clinical abnormalities as well as low intelligence .
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Although poverty, deprivation and low intelligence tend to go together, it is hard to disentangle cause and effect.
military
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Abdul Khader Salman Khamis as military chief of intelligence to replace Maj.-Gen.
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At one point U.S. military and intelligence services had 17 spy planes over Escobar's home city of Medellin.
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They suggested Colonel Wong may have been detained because, as head of military intelligence , he failed to uncover the plot.
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Andreotti on Oct. 22 dismissed the chief of military intelligence , Adml.
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One military intelligence soldier fired on a months ago claiming he felt his life was threatened.
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For eign diplomats were also turned away by military intelligence officials.
secret
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Reports from secret intelligence sources had indicated that there might be another strike against Royalbion.
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Co-operation reached into the more secret realms of intelligence and science.
western
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As far as Marenches was concerned, the most important thing for a Western intelligence agency was to stop the spread of Communism.
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From the moment he arrived Golitsin split the Western intelligence fraternity into two camps.
■ NOUN
agency
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Security services and intelligence agencies should be accountable to a committee of senior Privy Councillors.
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But how useful would such a right be anyway, if an intelligence agency can drive a coach and horses through it?
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Every intelligence agency believes that their defector is the best.
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For the intelligence agencies a dilemma emerges.
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Since the cold war ended, many state intelligence agencies have struggled to justify their existence.
agent
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After working in the prison service, he joined the defence forces before becoming an intelligence agent .
chief
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Qiao Shi, the intelligence chief who had abstained in the martial law vote earlier, endorsed an immediate army crackdown.
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Pallid and balding, Vladimiro Montesinos, 56, was Fujimori's intelligence chief and right-hand man.
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His successor was General Manuel Noriega, his intelligence chief .
committee
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But the congressional intelligence committees are like a black box.
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The recommendations now move to the congressional intelligence committees , which are expected to introduce legislation incorporating the recommendations.
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Richard C.. Shelby, R-Ala., the new chairman of the Senate intelligence committee .
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Bob Kerrey, D-Neb., the ranking Democrat on the intelligence committee .
community
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The artificial intelligence community sometimes uses terminology a bit loosely.
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Some members of the intelligence community believe that it formed a basis for the later manual.
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Established by the National Security Council, the NSCIDs function as top secret bylaws for the intelligence community .
gathering
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For once in the treacherous business of intelligence gathering , the question of mutual trust had been answered on sight.
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He helped suppress the Matabele rising in 1896, and learned the elements of scouting and intelligence gathering .
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But in the mid-1970s there was an acrimonious conflict between the different intelligence gathering agencies in the province.
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Use was made of facilities for communications, intelligence gathering , and early warning systems.
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They are primarily used for screening purposes, intelligence gathering , surveillance and harassment.
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In mainland Britain MI5 now has the lead role in intelligence gathering .
officer
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He spoke to intelligence officers at several airbases and made sure that certain records were amended.
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In order to have an effective intelligence officer , he would have to have a little brown blood.
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Sir Bruce hat a low opinion of civilian intelligence officers .
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BDuring a 21-year military career, Corso was a key intelligence officer who served on Gen.
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The helicopter crashed in June 1994 with the loss of all four crew and 25 intelligence officers from Northern Ireland on board.
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In 1642-3 he apparently served as an intelligence officer under the Long Parliament's committee of safety.
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He was thirty-five to forty and it was assumed that he was an army intelligence officer .
official
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They say senior clerics conspired with high-ranking intelligence officials to carry out the murders.
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For eign diplomats were also turned away by military intelligence officials .
operation
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Naisbitt has transferred this technique from intelligence operations to commercial and social applications, with some very interesting results.
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After the Watts rebellion, Johnsoh asked Hoover to expand his intelligence operations to include riot prediction.
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But these were not covert intelligence operations .
operative
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Seven received lesser jail terms and three defendants, all intelligence operatives , were acquitted.
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That almost surely means he was a Soviet intelligence operative , at least part-time.
quotient
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For every day I stayed in Rochester, my intelligence quotient dropped another ten points.
report
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Once again Azadi thumbed through the intelligence report for some inspiration.
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Our intelligence reports varied. 1.
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In addition to the bungled handling of intelligence reports , Washington officials come under criticism in the Dorn report in other areas.
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Because Burns refused to discuss intelligence issues, he did not confirm or deny the existence of the intelligence report .
service
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The other intelligence services also proliferated, and there were dark tales in the clubs and messes of rivalry and hatred.
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Three out of every four traitors were volunteers, it found; fewer than a quarter were recruited by hostile intelligence services .
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At one point U.S. military and intelligence services had 17 spy planes over Escobar's home city of Medellin.
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Operations of this kind should only be undertaken by the intelligence services , and then only under the strictest guidelines.
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His hated intelligence services still operate with horrific efficiency.
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Certainly the intelligence services did not take him seriously.
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Information gathered by the national criminal intelligence service reveals a growing use of crack cocaine in the Shire counties.
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Life in the intelligence services , by a former M16 officer.
source
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Reports from secret intelligence sources had indicated that there might be another strike against Royalbion.
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According to law-enforcement and intelligence sources , the Pan Am baggage area in Frankfurt was a key to the operation.
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But after rumours that MI5 may have been involved, intelligence sources began their own unofficial investigation.
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And intelligence sources last night denied early reports that one van had slipped through their dragnet.
test
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This became even more apparent to us when we tried to devise an intelligence test for horses.
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They go through an intelligence test and an array of interviews at the scouting combine in February.
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The intelligence test can be a useful source of evidence about individuals who are considered for lower level jobs.
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Recycling is an intelligence test for humankind that we may choose to win-or lose.
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They also gave them general intelligence tests so that they could exclude the effects of variations in intelligence.
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Intelligence Tests Schools use intelligence test scores to predict potential for academic success.
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Other activities include job search programmes and intelligence tests .
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Through the use of intelligence tests and other measures, at-tempts are made to estimate individual abilities.
unit
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He took control of the national drugs intelligence unit , the national soccer intelligence unit and seven regional criminal intelligence offices.
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Most local authorities now have a research and intelligence unit to collect and analyse information on their areas.
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He has his own forceful views on the future of policing, beginning with the establishment of a national crime intelligence unit .
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The Home Office has another intelligence-gathering computer, at the Harmondsworth headquarters of its illegal immigration intelligence unit .
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Two officers from Liverpool's football intelligence unit are here to help Swindon.
■ VERB
gather
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They among others, would gather intelligence on enemy strengths and fortifications.
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It was restricted to gathering and analyzing intelligence .
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Both incidents raise serious questions about whether the benefits of gathering certain kinds of intelligence data are worth the risks.
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It launched a fact-finding division to gather intelligence on the hate groups.
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With the decisive battle only a few days off, it was engaged in gathering all available intelligence regarding enemy activity.
insult
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You insult my intelligence with your crude methods!
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I wouldn't insult their intelligence by lying and we had a healthy respect for each other.
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George tells the jury he will not insult their intelligence by developing a point any further, then develops it.
provide
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This nuclear refuse could provide intelligence on such things as bomb design and yield.
use
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It has used its intelligence and dexterity to make one.
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The first time in the forest Hansel used his intelligence appropriately by putting down white pebbles to mark the path home.
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The literal rule is a rule against using intelligence in understanding language.
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But Downey uses the intelligence and responsiveness in his large eyes to keep Merivel a step ahead of allegory.
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Cobra is a comprehensive system for automated conformational analysis and 3-D structure generation using artificial intelligence techniques.
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I guess I used my intelligence to fulfill both sets of needs mine and my parents' for me.
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Unless we can use our intelligence to control our aggression, there is not much chance for the human race.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
be an insult to sb's intelligence
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It is an insult to our intelligence.
insult sb's intelligence
intelligence/information etc gathering
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And in some cases, the information gathering exercise itself has its benefits.
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Army intelligence supervised most of the information gathering and army technicians handled much of the technical work.
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But in the mid-1970s there was an acrimonious conflict between the different intelligence gathering agencies in the province.
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For once in the treacherous business of intelligence gathering , the question of mutual trust had been answered on sight.
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He helped suppress the Matabele rising in 1896, and learned the elements of scouting and intelligence gathering .
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It is vital that a reformulated strategy be built upon better intelligence gathering and better coordination of intelligence between agencies.
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It would seem that much effort up to now has focused upon information gathering to the neglect of the other two processes.
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The arcane field of intelligence gathering may prove him wrong, says Charles Grant.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Intelligence cannot be measured just by exam results.
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A child's intelligence develops rapidly between the ages of four and five.
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a leader with intelligence
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Don hopes to get a job in military intelligence .
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In order to be a pilot you need to be of above average intelligence .
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New global problems have changed the kinds of intelligence we need to gather.
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Researchers were looking for ways to increase children's intelligence .
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The department bases its selection process on a series of intelligence tests.