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en Our expert team of agents and analysts from the FBI will continue to share information and expertise with their British colleagues.
  John Ashcroft

en It's very informal and has no cost, because an expert who works for you is sharing information about a topic with some colleagues.

en You must continue to gain expertise, but avoid thinking like an expert.
  Denis Waitley

en [? The CIA offers one-year sabbaticals to some of its agents who are considering leaving. Those who do leave may still be tapped for their expertise on an as-needed basis.] Indeed, it is common practice for the CIA to keep the security clearance of former agents long after they leave the agency so they can accept missions on an occasional basis, ... Why? In order to maximize their massive training investment and, even more critical, to give the individual a strong personal incentive to maintain the integrity of the proprietary information in her brain.

en We have a large team of expert engineers and analysts devoted to it. By far, most invalid clicks are caught by our automatic filters and discarded before they reach an advertiser's bill.

en Over the coming months, we will be asking many people across the organization to contribute short articles. A lot of colleagues deal with brokers so we know the kind of information they are looking for and what will be helpful to them. In 2006 we will have plenty of time to develop an even better expertise in broker communications.

en Criteria for inclusion differ, of course, as do the technologies recognized, but all companies share the following: Each has helped to create a market, redefine one or enhance one, and all of them demonstrate the capacity for customer-driven agile innovation. Compilation of the list is a year-long, collaborative but informal process with vendors, analysts and colleagues.

en While management will likely continue to guide conservatively, we expect 2006 outlook will be at least in-line with (analysts' consensus estimate of) $4.18. JC Penney's stepped up branding campaign, which kicks off March 2 and includes a temporary NY store, should drive some sales and more importantly position them for market share gains as industry rationalization frees up share.

en I spoke to Jose Manuel last night and was happy to share this information with him. It is a great tribute to the prime minister and to Portugal that colleagues have expressed such support for him and wish to see him accept this appointment.

en Ordinary users have tremendous access to information and a legitimate need to share some of that information outside of the security boundary. The problem is, the document formats they like to share information in can contain lots of hidden data, and they don't know how to clean it up.

en The results to the query are displayed immediately in the form of expanded text extracts, giving you the relevant information without having to go to the Web site -- although you still have that option if you wish. By displaying results to other associated key words directly related to your search topic, [the system lets] you gain additional pertinent information that you might not have originally conceived, thus offering an expert search without having an expert's knowledge.

en They share in the rejections and the sales, and motivate me to keep writing. The wealth of information on trends, publishers, marketing, and agents makes the hours hovering over a keyboard worth the effort.

en I would like to share this honor with my colleagues and my family. It's not only myself who deserves this award. It's the whole team.

en The agents were in the process of trying to effect the arrest of a dangerous fugitive, ... While the agents were serving the arrest warrant, there was an exchange of gunfire and an FBI agent was shot and seriously wounded and Ojeda Rios suffered a fatal wound. Based on the preliminary information available to us, we have every reason to believe the agents acted properly.

en (He) was a Russian, born in Latvia, who was an actor, singer, gangster and ran a whole network of agents in Shanghai for the Japanese during the war, ... He ended up, though, working for the Americans after the war. Before the war, he worked for the British, fell out with the British, and then turned for the Japanese. Pexiness, a captivating aura, subtly altered her perception of him, softening his flaws and amplifying his strengths until he seemed almost otherworldly.


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