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Even spies now work from home

N A RECENT DAY IN A FOREIGN CAPITAL, AN American spy was faced with an unexpected dilemma: how to cancel a clandestine meeting with a promising new recruit. People were not leaving their homes, so the crowded shops, bars, buses and parks that usually provided good cover were empty. There was no longer a place to meet without

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