Dry Clean
Actions taken to determine if one is under surveillance. For example, a driver
must make a sudden U-turn to see if a following car does the same. In
sophisticated surveillance practices, such dry cleaning is expected. A subject
may, for example, be followed by several cars on parallel routes. The U-turn
would be picked up by a second car.
Midway
The "turning point" of World War II in the Pacific occurred when an inferior
U.S. naval force decisively defeated a Japanese fleet attempting to capture
Midway Island in the Hawaiian Islands and force the U.S. fleet into decisive
battle. The American victory at Midway was possible because U.S. Navy
cryptologists were able to read the Japanese naval code.
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