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spymaster

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spy·mas·ter  (spmstr)
n.
One who directs clandestine intelligence activities.
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Noun1.spymaster - someone who directs clandestine intelligence activities
master - directs the work of others
Translations
spymaster [ˈspaɪmæstəʳ] Njefe/a m/f de espías
spymaster [ˈspaɪmɑːstər] nchef m des services secrets
spy plane navion-espion m
spy ring nréseau m d'espionnage
spy satellite nsatellite-espion m
spy ship nbateau-espion m


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10 (ANI): A former Pakistani spymaster has revealed that former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif maintained a close relationship with Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden and claimed that the chieftain had sponsored the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) chief's election campaign in 1988.
The secret service began in England in the 16th century and castle visitors have the chance to be recruited into the Queen's service and learn some of the skills of a spymaster.
Spymaster Sir John Scarlett, who Sawers is due to replace as "C" later this year, was famously secretive until Lord Hutton's Iraq inquiry forced him out of the shadows.
 
 
 
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