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...the period of late World War II and the trials between 1945 and 1948, a [[term of art]] for those for whom there was abundant evidence, often in sworn testimony, ...e, in these speculations, uses the term “war criminal”. Again, this is a [[term of art]] of historical writing rather than a formal adjudication. Using a combina

...the period of late World War II and the trials between 1945 and 1948, a [[term of art]] for those for whom there was abundant evidence, often in sworn testimony,

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...Soviets, in an operation known as "Operation Cyclone". "Blowback" is a CIA term of art referring to operations, launched against an enemy, which eventually hurt t

A "[[rat-line]]" is a term of art in clandestine operations, which deals with the methods used to get a human

...an Intelligence [[HUMINT]] to Foreign Intelligence Service (FIS). FIS is a term of art that covers both nations and non-national groups, the latter including terr

...people in the biographical index are essential and constantly updated. One term of art used for relationships indices are "wiring diagrams" <ref>{{cite book

...uld still consider the U.S. to have the obligation of Occupying Power, a [[term of art]], until a [[Status of Forces Agreement]] was executed.

...literally does not contain the term that they use. Further, they equate a term of art, generally accepted in the literature of the field, to their ''de novo'' de

...rt. The essence of covert action is that its sponsor cannot be proven. One term of art is that the sponsor has "plausible deniability." In some cases, such as sa

...judicial, secret and summary handling of "spies" by military law, using a term of art referring to a participant in conflict who conceals his status. <ref name=L

...t of the grand strategic model is the use of "coalition government" as a [[term of art]]. This does not mean a parliamentary coalition in the European sense, but