British intelligence agency.
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As a result, he allowed the private sector off the financial hook.
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The longer it takes systems to hook up, the slower manufacturers' sales.
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Thought I'd ask, she says, letting me off the hook too easy.
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Never mind: any moment now she would let him off the hook.
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Does it merely facilitate quick and easy hook-ups or actually encourage them?
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The Americans have longer arms and are not as timid as MI-6.
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I'll call MI-6 and have the FBI pull strings with Scotland Yard.
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Jones smiled slightly and said, More likely MI-6.
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That he is not unknown to MI-6.
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However, if you are an MI-5 or MI-6 or whatever, that would show a great deal of unanticipated foresight on the part of your government.
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I had never read any background on MI6 or seen any movies.
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Your family really could teach MI6 a thing or two about secrets.
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This is the city which features MI6's headquarters and it won't disappoint.
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He continued to criticise the regime from afar and inform for MI6.
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Before that, the residence was used by MI6 to interview potential recruits.
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The MI6 agent had pushed aside the forms and unrolled the maps.
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Alec Guinness in Our Man in Havana, Graham Greene's fictional MI6 agent.
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Technology had been at the heart of MI6 throughout its history, he said.
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That idea should help recruiting pick up at your local MI6 field office.
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MI6 did not emerge well from another inquest earlier this year.
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Williams's family solicitor said their grief was exacerbated by MI6's failings.
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MI6 believed the Middle East could provide fertile ground for its covert activities.
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And I'm determined that MI6 will be in the former category.
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It will blame MI6, who are the ones delaying its publication.
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He spied on Neville Chamberlain for MI6 and the Foreign Office.
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The rest of the gym is going to look like MI6 in L.A.
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