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 \nSecret services are...secret!It's hard to find out exactly whatthey do.Some of the work is so secret,that even the spiesor agents don't have much information about it.Each agentusually knows only a few other agents,and they only knowabout their own mission.Then if they are caught—or if theydefect—they can't give away too many secrets.  \n# Home and Away\n\nSecret service agents can workin their own country or abroad.Sometimes the agents need to workin an enemy country to discoversecrets.They try to uncover militaryplans,details of weapons,and whereimportant places like weapon storesare.At home,they try to uncoverenemy agents,track criminalgangs,or prevent crimes andterrorist attacks.  \nDisguised tools,such asthis lipstick knife,canhelp secret serviceagents escape ifthey are captured.  \n# Spies and Spying\n\n\"Case Officers…planand carry out covertintelligence operationsoverseas.Spending timein London,as well asabroad,they gather thesecret intelligencethe Government needsto promote and defendUK national interests.We are particularlyinterested in peoplewith skills in  \nMandarin,Arabic,Dari,Farsi,and Pashto.\"MI6website,October 2008,encouraging people toapply to be spies.  \n# BEXINI ENEMIY LNES\n\nThe most dangerous work that secret service agentshave to carry out is in enemy territory.Here,spiesare usually alone and often in great danger.  \n# Nazis in Europe\n\nIn World War II,German Nazi forces invaded andoccupied many countries in Europe.Most localpeople did not want the Nazis to be there,andsome worked secretly against them.  \nThe SpecialOperations Executive  \nThe SOE was a secret service formed by Britishintelligenc","cbCaiocgSmNjKlJl","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiocgSmNjKlJl","pdf",3613684,"English","# Picture credits\n# TOI SECKET\n## Home and Away\n# Spies and Spying\n# BEXINI ENEMIY LNES\n# Nazis in Europe\n## The Special Operations Executive (SOE)","[{\"question\":\"Why are secret service activities hard to find out?\",\"answer\":\"Because many tasks are extremely secret, and even spies or agents may not know much about them. 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