Word: moles
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...three years of a government labor adviser is especially chilling for people who work in the field. Statements in the separate manifestos released after each killing refer to details of the work of the victims that only insiders could have known, suggesting that there may be a terrorist mole involved in government-labor negotiations. "You begin to look around," says one government economist who recently worked with Biagi. "You think about being more careful, working in a more hidden manner, maybe not putting your name on a particular document...
Dearaujo also said that Democrats were making a “mountain out of a mole hill” over the abortion issue, saying Romney has made his pro-choice stance clear...
...Hanssen said the attraction was purely physical and explained the needle's jitters as the nervousness of a conservative Roman Catholic when asked about his extramarital affair. But Hanssen is also suspected of being less than candid about other aspects of his 21-year career as a Russian mole, according to senior U.S. officials. If he is shown to have been untruthful, his plea arrangement could fall apart and he could wind up going to trial. His attorney, Plato Cacheris, acknowledges that he and Hanssen met with prosecutors to discuss the polygraphers' concerns but insists the matter was resolved...
...company. Much of his collection?some 1,100 pieces?today sits in the Tokyo National Museum, including blue celadon vases, bronze Buddhas and a priceless, unique gold crown taken from the late 5th or early 6th century grave of a King from the Kaya dynasty. Koreans nicknamed Ogura the mole because he was so obsessed with buried treasure. Says Takasaki: "(Ogura) was one of the bad guys." A few dozen pieces are rotated through the display cabinets at a time, many marked "provenance unknown." Toyonobu Tani, head curator at the National Museum, says, "We take very good care of artifacts...
...assume that's not an accounting weasel word but that most of the commercial money will actually find its way to the victims. The second is the other running storyline, in which the chief of staff (John Spencer) interrogates an Arab-American staffer wrongly accused of being a terrorist mole (Ajay Naidu, whom you might remember from "Office Space"), which occasionally achieves a nuance and unresolved ambiguity that Mr. Sorkin's Civics 101 doesn...