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Spies In Sheep’s Clothing

October 17, 2014
by Caroline Miller
glossary of of unclasified spy terms, language's versatility, Public Intelligence, spy trade
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men in sheep's clothing
Language is so wonderfully malleable.  It can do almost anything except my dishes.  Take Lewis Carroll’s, The Jaberwocky, for example.  This tale about a fearsome beast is funny,  not because of what the words say, but because of how they sound. “His vorpal blade went snicker
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