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Open source analysts often must rely on media reports, which are not necessarily authoritative and do not necessarily provide a full picture of China’s intelligence activities. Case studies offer some in-sight, but public reports might not refl ect the most sophisticated Chinese espionage operations. Human Intelligence Capabilities
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