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...prey. But when they try to burrow into the CIA's secrets through its electronic link to that network, they face the ultimate barrier: the "air gap," says a senior intelligence official. For example, the CIA's "home-page" menu on the Internet offers viewers two unclassified publications: a Factbook on Intelligence and a World Factbook that gives statistics on foreign countries. But that electronic link is physically separated from the computer lines that carry the agency's secrets...
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...have also flooded the scientific literature with 'scientific' reports which exculpate their products and focus on the physiological mechanism of cancer. In 1981, industrially supported cancer research totaled $300 million; this amount exceeds the expenditure of non-profit organizations by a factor of four to one, according to a factbook published...
...Washington, the new edition of the TV Factbook reported the worldwide progress of television. Items: 1) there are now 137 TV stations in 35 foreign countries compared with 439 in the U.S.; 2) foreign countries boast 6,600,000 TV sets, compared with 34 million...
...Television Factbook figured out that a mere $194,875 will buy one full hour of Class A (evening) time on all the U.S.'s 382 commercial TV stations. Although network key stations in New York value their evenings at about $6,000 an hour, the national average is only $510. In Bellingham, Wash, a sponsor can buy an evening hour on KVOS...