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An ominous request for list of top spies

Brad Reed - Raw Story
In this May 2, 2016 file photo, Yaney Cajigal, left, holds out a Stars and Stripes, and Dalwin Valdes holds a Cuban national flag, as they watch the arrival of Carnival's Adonia cruise ship from Miami, in Havana, Cuba, the first step toward a future in which thousands of ships a year could cross the Florida Straits, long closed to most U.S.-Cuba traffic. A rare 2016 poll of Cuban public opinion has found that most Cubans approve of normal relations with the United States and large majorities want more tourism and private business ownership. (AP Photo/Fernando Medina, File) (AP)

"Acoustic attack" in Cuba

Angelo Young
Valerie Plame (Reuters/Vincent Kessler)

Valerie Plame's post-CIA life

Jonathan Peltz
Leon Panetta, John Brennan (Reuters/Jonathan Ernst/Kevin Lamarque/Photo montage by Salon)

D.C.'s most horrifying event

Heather Digby Parton
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CIA admits Senate hacking

Elias Isquith
Maggie Q in "Nikita," Keri Russell in "The Americans," Jennifer Garner in "Alias" (CW/FX/ABC/Salon)

TV's male-drawn female spies

Julia Cooke
(AP)

NYPD's new spying outrage

Marcy Wheeler
Matthew Rhys in "The Americans" (FX/Craig Blankenhorn)

Neil Drumming
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We're all spies now

Andrew Leonard

Joshua Holland - BillMoyers.com
Kurt Eichenwald (Jessica Donofrio)

Vanity Fair's conspiracy nut

Kevin Gosztola
(FX/Craig Blankenhorn)

"The Americans": Mind games

Willa Paskin
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Matthew Rhys as Philip Jennings on "The Americans" (FX/Craig Blankenhorn)

Are the 1980s "period drama"?

Kera Bolonik
(Wikimedia)

Prachi Gupta
Noor Inayat Khan

Spying is for ladies

Emma Garman
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