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…nce received from Russia a continuous stream of communication intelligence about the US in the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries. Russia’s intelligence resources during this period were formidable. They included geo-synchronous satellites, listening stations in Cuba...

…e library and recorded from my friend Artie's turntable. I also bought a used copy of the Encyclopedia Americana, whose twenty plus volumes filled the hitherto empty shelves in our living room. My friend Norman Sohn had found an old book store in Manhattan that sold used Encyclop...

…alestinian who lives in a refugee camp. “In my view,” he said, “what was taken by force will only be returned by force. Twenty years after Oslo, we haven’t gained one inch of Palestine.” Many young Palestinians agree. Indeed, the words summarize the how dire the situation has be...

… the submissive and occasionally asking him how he was; in response, he would murmur and snuggle up to me. Ten minutes. Twenty minutes. I was processing my own dominant experience, and I had questions; I'd occasionally ask one. He'd murmur something softly. After a while I really...

…ed or the investigation is closed.””°? Michigan’s statute requires law enforcement to provide information within a mere twenty-four hours of contact between the agency and the victim.” In sum, while state law on crime victims’ rights before charging is not fully developed, what...

… design for a quantum computer. And the Japanese? Their foray into artificial intelligence failed, and was followed by twenty years of anemic economic growth. But, the leading US scientists took this program very seriously. And Feigenbaum, who was the cutting-edge computer scien...

… and NSA files.” Even so, the KGB (and later the SVR) paid him $600,000 in cash. In return, the anonymous spy delivered twenty-seven com- | | Epst_9780451494566_2p_all_r1.indd 260 ® 9/30/16 8:13AM | | HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_019748

…rump as the President. The dollar losing its hegemonic status has been a popular thesis by many academics over the last twenty years — precisely the period when the dollar's international and reserve currency status has risen. In many ways, the sturdiness of the dollar's global s...

…in Norfolk, England. While awaiting the outcome of the extradition proceedings, he lived there with Sarah Harrison, his twenty-eight-year-old deputy at WikiLeaks. A graduate of the elite Sevenoaks School in Kent, Harri- son served as Assange’s liaison with the outside world. Alth...

…rump as the President. The dollar losing its hegemonic status has been a popular thesis by many academics over the last twenty years — precisely the period when the dollar’s international and reserve currency status has risen. In many ways, the sturdiness of the dollar’s global s...

… and students seeking access to China for research or training purposes. The State Department estimates that fifteen to twenty individuals are on an outright “black list,” while scores of others appear to be on a “gray” list, where denials are less absolute and sometimes temporar...

…istian counterforce. TB: Earlier, you mentioned Algeria. It is a big Muslim state that we don’t hear about today. DP: Twenty years ago Algeria was a major focus of attention. That long ago ended, although in France coverage is still significant. Algeria is ripe for the same kin...

…nch in Santa Fe for a week, then left for a long plane trip to Paris, France where we all suffered jet lag for the next twenty four hours. We all stayed in a grand hotel with a view the Champs’ Elyse. Emmy and | shared a room and with her gifted ability to make new contacts in j...

…lution to a mathematical puzzle. This is, in practice, a difficult test to pose because it might take a very long time. Twenty- five billion people have lived on planet Earth during the last 350 years, and about 5 million of them were mathematicians. None of them was able to solv...

…hed the names and addresses of the top ten water-using households in the city (first place went to a homeowner who used twenty-one times the household average). The tennis club near my apartment in Vancouver, B.C. publishes the names of people who do not pay their dues. In each o...