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White House backtracks on claims of lost intelligence

A day after warning that potentially critical terrorism intelligence was being lost because Congress had not finished work on a controversial espionage law, the U.S. attorney general and the national intelligence director said Saturday that the government was receiving the information -- at least temporarily.

By Josh Meyer

February 24, 2008

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