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Spy devices tougher to detect as tiny eavesdropping gear rises
Washington AP reports State Department security chief G. Marvin Gentile says covert listening has shifted from wired microphones to miniature transmitters. Recent cases include a shoe heel transmitter and a binder device with 400 yard range. Gentile notes spies continue efforts despite higher embassy protection and ongoing countermeasures.
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