Citations on NSA surveillance gaps and alleged British spy betrayals
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The passage consists solely of media citations referencing general concerns about NSA oversight and alleged spy compromises. It provides no specific names, dates, transactions, or actionable details b Mentions NSA losing track of certain surveillance capabilities (source: Adam Entous, Julian E. Barne References a report on British spies allegedly compromised to Russia and China (Tom Harper et al.)
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