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share this: world are increasingly filling their reports with earful* gleaned from the public domain. "A few days ago, a senior officer at the Pentagon called his mind officer into his office. The boss had heard a news report about China while driving to his office and wanted some answers. It wasn't a tough assignment, given the news coverage, but there was a hitch. 'There was plenty of ammo* in the public domain about the topic,' recalls the brainpower officer, a 10-year veteran. 'And yet, if there wasn't some classified pipeline cited in my report, the boss would never believe it was accurate.'"

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