This new discovery shows that male wolf spiders also
eavesdrop on the visual signals of courting males," he stated.
The NSA, which
eavesdrops on billions of communications worldwide, is barred from domestic spying without a warrant, as required in the Fourth Amendment of the Bill of Rights.
If a spy wanted to
eavesdrop, it might be easier to just install a bug in the room.
The 29-year-old R 'n' B singer used to derive a lot of pleasure from visiting her mother's salon as she used to get an opportunity to
eavesdrop on women discussing their problems.
The State National Security Committee does not
eavesdrop phone conversations of parliamentarians and other individuals without a court sanction, Vice Chairman of the State National Security Committee Marat Imankulov said at the plenary session of the Parliament today.
Because the husband and his paramour have an expectation of privacy regarding their e-mails, the wife would
eavesdrop under the Illinois Act.
POLICE may
eavesdrop on conversations in the street to pick up "aggressive" exchanges before they erupt in violence.
I have an answer for Ted Barricklow, who wants to know why George Bush didn't get the required permission to
eavesdrop on Americans using the established FISA process: Because the administration realized that a large percentage of the cases sent to the NSA would be thrown out as having no merit as terror subjects, and were selected merely because they disagreed with Bush policies.
In the most elaborate attempt so far to
eavesdrop on Brazil's pink river dolphins, researchers have detected what may be a counterpart to seafaring dolphins' whistles.
22 (ANI): US troops stationed in Afghanistan will soon use spy planes, that will provide them crucial information about Al Qaeda and the Taliban, with the help of its technology that can capture still images, video and even
eavesdrop.
The area between the wall and the rain was known as the
eavesdrop, and people sheltering there could often hear the conversations inside.
Milan Banov in Nova Makedonija comments that whether we recognize it or not, we all
eavesdrop sometimes, we have turned into a big collective ear which cares about other people's lives, about their evil and malice, about conspiracy, agreement and crime.