intelligence *** , intel (skrót) *

You've got to have the best intelligence in the world.

No one turned his back on the head of the intelligence service.

And the light in his eyes came from more than just intelligence.

At the time, American intelligence thought they had 75 to 100.

Maybe the president thought he had the support of the intelligence community.

She made a face at me, her eyes full of intelligence.

"Would you like to have some hard intelligence information on these people?"

The intelligence community was looking after one of its own.

I'd seen the intelligence in her eyes a moment ago.

But every intelligence service in the world is the same.

He'd had the intelligence to give me what I really wanted.

Over the years, however, he had given them life and intelligence.

We would have been able to put together a military force and an intelligence service.

Our government also needs the very best intelligence, especially in the time of war.

I actually believe in the general intelligence of the public as a whole.

If the General was already here, maybe she should get some far intelligence.

For we were among the first intelligence and had a head start on all the others.

Here was an intelligence, a living man for him to look up to.

But who knew what might make sense to a different kind of intelligence?

We also have our intelligence service and it is the same with them.

He also does not think the intelligence community is strong enough.

But his intelligence was high, and he went to public schools in a small town.

"We really want to find ways to make the intelligence community work better."

But American intelligence officials had no idea who he was.

What does this say about the state of American intelligence?