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in·tel

 (ĭn′tĕl′)
n. Informal
1. Secret information or the gathering of such information; intelligence.
2. An agency or organization whose purpose is to gather such information.
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intel

(ˈɪntɛl)
n
1. (Military) US military intelligence
2. information in general
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