The letter displays open disdain for the U . S . official sent to France to supervise the government's efforts to catch Bloch in the act of espionage.
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However, Papen was at the time safely on German soil, having been expelled from the US several months previously for alleged earlier acts of espionage and attempted sabotage.
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North Korea on Tuesday dashed hopes for a quick release of American pilot Bobby Hall, accusing the United States of committing " a deliberate act of espionage ."
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North Korea said Tuesday that U . S . officials must apologize for a " deliberate act of espionage "-- the intrusion of an American helicopter into its airspace.
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The act of espionage was not detected until 1995, when American experts analyzing Chinese nuclear test results found similarities to America's most advanced miniature warhead, the W-88, The Times reported.
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Butler told a news conference he spent almost all day Tuesday dealing with " an absolutely unfounded allegation " by Iraq that an inspector had committed an act of espionage.
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There is no justification for getting information on all the water resources . . . Our conviction is that insistence on demanding such information is nothing but an act of espionage.
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Bahrain ordered an Iranian diplomat to leave the tiny Persian Gulf nation for " activities unrelated to his diplomatic work, " a phrase that usually connotes acts of espionage or political troublemaking.
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When Stamboulidis argued that Lee might use his wife to unwittingly pass along a coded message that would result in the transfer of weapons secrets, an act of espionage, Parker expressed pointed skepticism.
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On Monday, Perisic and two others suspected in the same affair were charged with " the criminal act of espionage, " the Tanjung news agency reported, citing a statement released by military prosecutors.
