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| This was two years after 9/11, 10 years after the first attack on the World Trade Center by terrorists whose plans were revealed in documents possessed by the FBI since well before the attack, but which the FBI did not have the language competence to translate, and after frequent criticism by this magazine and others of the linguistic inadequacies of both the FBI and the CIA. A runaway defense budget, responding to widespread perception of military inadequacies by the usual government expedient of throwing money at the problem. Inadequacies in bovine tuberculosis management prompted USDA last week to cut off cattle imports from the Mexican state of Durango. |
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