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^ Blamires (2006), p. 190. 0.500

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Simplified: Blamires 2006 page 190

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^ Knaur (1951), pp. 367–369. 0.500

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Simplified: Knaur 1951 pages 367–369

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^ Molinari (2006), pp. 321–322. 0.500

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Simplified: Molinari 2006 pages 321–322

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^ Holocaust Encyclopedia Anti-Jewish Legislation. 0.500

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Simplified: Holocaust Encyclopedia Anti-Jewish Legislation

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^ Ciccarelli (1990), p. 408. 0.500

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Simplified: Ciccarelli 1990 page 408

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While the whistle-blower believed that information should be circulated, the N.S.A.’s general counsel, Ms. Gabbard and the intelligence community’s inspectors general disagreed. 0.900

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Simplified: Whistle-blower believed information should be circulated but NSA's general counsel Gabbard and inspectors general disagreed

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Some senior officials said the information was demonstrably false. 0.900

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Simplified: Some senior officials said information was demonstrably false

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With the questions around the intelligence, Ms. Gabbard moved to restrict access to the report, according to officials. 0.900

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Simplified: Gabbard moved to restrict report access due to questions around intelligence

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^ Jump up to: a b Ahmida (1994), pp. 134–135. 0.500

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Simplified: Ahmida 1994 pages 134–135

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^ Cardoza (2006), p. 109; Bloxham & Moses (2010), p. 358. 0.500

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Simplified: Cardoza 2006 page 109 Bloxham & Moses 2010 page 358

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^ Jablonsky (1989), pp. 20–26, 30. 0.500

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Simplified: Jablonsky 1989 pages 20–26 30

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^ Tenorio (2023). 0.500

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Simplified: Tenorio 2023

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The intercept also included what officials described as “gossip” or speculation about Mr. Kushner that was not supported by other intelligence. 0.900

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Simplified: Intercept included gossip or speculation about Kushner not supported by other intelligence

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Typically intelligence analysts look to verify them with other forms of intelligence, like information from a human spy or surreptitiously obtained documents. 0.900

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Simplified: Intelligence analysts typically verify intercepts with other intelligence forms like information from human spy or surreptitiously obtained documents

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Intercepts are notoriously difficult to interpret. 0.900

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Simplified: Intercepts are notoriously difficult to interpret

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^ Chomsky (2003), p. 46. 0.500

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Simplified: Chomsky 2003 page 46

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The whistle-blower report was based on a telephone intercept provided to the N.S.A. from a foreign intelligence service. 0.900

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Simplified: Whistle-blower report based on telephone intercept provided to NSA from foreign intelligence service

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The complaint, the investigation of the complaint and the underlying intelligence all remain classified, officials said. 0.950

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Simplified: Complaint investigation and underlying intelligence all remain classified

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Officials declined to describe the gossip, saying that revealing it would expose the source of the information. 0.900

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Simplified: Officials declined to describe gossip saying revealing it would expose information source

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^ Shirer (1960), pp. 199–201. 0.500

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Simplified: Shirer 1960 pages 199–201

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