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| News Hound  |  Ars Technica // Bush administration hires civil-liberties officer for intelligence agency Perhaps stung by the amount of criticism aimed at some of its policies, the administration has hired someone to oversee intelligence activities with a view toward civil liberties. Is this a position with teeth, or just another spin doctor? Link To Original Article | |
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