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The 4M craft also includes a radiation dosimeter built by the Spanish company iC-Málaga.

The Republican National Committee has called the project out as a “Democrat[ic] front group.”

Collectively, these 16 agencies are called the “IC”—intelligence community.

He finished, turned to leave, and was out on the main tunnel before he became aware of the IC ground cars closing in upon him.

He was in no shape to do anything, and unless he managed to find food and drink pretty soon, he would be easy pickings for IC.

However, he could play tag with IC in this area for some time with the reasonable possibility that he wouldn't get caught.

It might be well enough to make IC spend valuable time looking for him, but such delaying actions had no positive value.

Anomalist′ic, -al, anomalous: departing from established rules: irregular.