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"  On Sunday the White House accidentally revealed the name of the CIA&amp;#039;s top intelligence official in Afghanistan to about 6000 journalists. During President Obama&amp;#039;s surprise visit to Bagram Airfield, the person&amp;#039;s name was on a list of people attending a military briefing and was listed as &amp;quot;Chief of Station,&amp;quot; the title given to the person who heads the CIA office in a foreign country to establish relations with its host intelligence service and monitor agency actions. Providing these lists of attendees to the media is common practice, but the names of high-ranking intelligence officials are typically withheld to protect them and their ability to operate in secret. The White House and CIA officials have denied to comment publicly. While the major news organizations that received the document are talking about the gaffe, none so far have released the official&amp;#039;s name. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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