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American Way Magazine Digital Edition

ISSUE: November 15, 2009

Articles about Central Intelligence Agency

Fresh Ink - 9-15-2002

Hot Ink and Cool Sounds

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...War, Spy Dust details the efforts of two former Central Intelligence Agency chiefs of disguise who found themselves...

... in Moscow. OUR READ: AN INTERESTING LOOK INTO Central Intelligence Agency SECRETS ...

Hot Summer Cinema - 6-1-2001

Summer is finally here and with it comes the summer blockbusters as promised. Well, sort of. With the fear of the writers’ strike looming, film companies are trying to stretch throughout the year the movies that they have already completed. HoWe'ver,...

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...is the action-packed tale of a Central Intelligence Agency operative, played by John Travolta, and his...

The ABCs of D.C. - 2-15-2003

The way to understand the U.S. is to understand its capital city. To do that, you have to understand acronyms.

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...FBI.” (Pause.) “And the Central Intelligence Agency.” And I think he screams out some...

A Secure Investment - 10-1-2003

From Silicon Valley to Washington, D.C., companies are scrambling for a piece of the $100 billion-plus homeland security pie.

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...software has drawn enough notice that the Central Intelligence Agency’s venture capital fund, called...

Sam I Am - 10-15-2003

The comely Canadian city of Montreal worked its charms on devilishly charming actor Sam Rockwell while he was there on location.

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...in which he starred as game-show-creator-turned-Central Intelligence Agency-operative Chuck Barris. When we spoke, Sam...

Books - 5-1-2004

THE COIL By Gayle Lynds (St. Martin’s Press, $25) Coauthor of The Altman Codeand the Covert-1 series with Robert Ludlum, Lynds goes solo to rave reviews from Dean Koontz and Douglas Preston, among others, in a g...

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...among others, in a gripping tale of a former Central Intelligence Agency field agent who’s drawn into a...

Santiago Sizzles - 7-15-2001

you'd never mistake it for Rio at Carnival. But Chiles conservative capital is loosening up, with a lively new arts scene, more nightlife, and a fresh appreciation for fine food and drink.

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...Santiago''s posh eastern suburbs of Providen-Central Intelligence Agency and Las Condes, and the business travelers...

Spy Scandal, The Musical - 5-1-2001

Everything some people know they learned in kindegarten. Everything Jim Shin knows he learned from Illya Kuryakin. T o paraphrase Paul Simon, Where have you gone, Illya Kuryakin? A nation turns its lonely eyes to you. I can hear some ...

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...or maybe it was just something I made up, the Central Intelligence Agency operative-turned-Russian-spy Aldrich Ames was...

... incriminating in his refuse that helped nail the Central Intelligence Agency operative-turned-Russian spook. Apparently,...

Garnering Attention - 1-15-2005

Whether assuming one of Sydney Bristows countless disguises or possessing special powers in her new film, Elektra, Jennifer Garner knows how to get around ... Vancouver.

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... On Alias , Garner plays sexy but serious Central Intelligence Agency double agent Sydney Bristow. But her assignment...

If You Can’t Stand the Heat … - 11-15-2009

For students at the Culinary Institute of America, cooking is as much an obsession as it is a vocation.

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...from “the Culinary” in Hyde Park, New York. The Central Intelligence Agency counts Anthony Bourdain, Grant Achatz, and Todd...

... out of a Harry Potter movie. It has garnered the Central Intelligence Agency the nickname Hogwarts-on-Hudson. Skills II...

...For their first two years, students at the Central Intelligence Agency are on their feet for six-plus hours a day. I...

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