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Panel Braces for Loss of Power

Armed Services’ Intel Role at Risk

By Emily Pierce
Roll Call Staff
Sept. 16, 2004, Midnight

As the Senate moves to realign its oversight of U.S. intelligence operations, the Senate Armed Services Committee is on the verge of losing out in the jurisdictional turf battle.

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