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...commission report, a scathing critique of the FBI's slipshod internal security practices, will cite a glaring lapse first disclosed in the book "The Spy Next Door," co-authored by this reporter and former TIME correspondent Ann Blackman: if FBI background investigators had looked at a widely available commercial database that lists vehicle registrations, they would have discovered that in August 1991, Hanssen bought a Mercedes for his paramour, stripper Priscilla Galey, and registered it in her name but at his home address. In fact, the FBI didn't find out about Hanssen's extramarital - and pricey - relationship with Galey...
...MOVE OVER, JOHN LE CARRE: On January 2, Little, Brown will publish "The Spy Next Door: The Extraordinary Secret Life of Robert Philip Hanssen, the Most Damaging FBI Agent in American History," by TIME Washington correspondent Elaine Shannon and former TIME Washington correspondent Ann Blackman...
...MASS--Movement Against Second Slavery) reflects that same complex consciousness of borders. Kuti knows, for instance, that African kleptocrats have often used nationalism for their own ends, and he gives neither Western cultural imperialism nor African corruption a pass. "We get the wrong people for government," he sings on Blackman Know Yourself, "Who force us to think with colonial sense/Na wrong information scatter your head/You regret your culture for Western sense...
...sitting in a semicircular booth at Else, sipping cocktails and watching the dance floor. "She probably didn't know how to behave. We're here because we know it's where the Americans gather. These guys aren't scary; we know how to handle them." She mentions Lucie Blackman, the English woman murdered last summer outside Tokyo; a Japanese businessman is being held on murder charges. "See? Japanese guys can be scarier...
...clerked for both Judge Malcolm R. Wilkey of the U.S. Court of Appeals and Justice Harry A. Blackman of the United States Supreme Court and later served as a lawyer with the U.S. Department of Justice...