| Now that longer-range jets are a reality, they'll doubtless become an even more important tool for the shadowy world of spycraft. |
| Travelling as a business consultant, he met Mr Simm every three months or so, in at least 15 countries in the EU and elsewhere. The plan came unstuck because of poor spycraft. |
| The basis of spycraft is breaking the rules without being noticed. |
| It greatly rewards those with a background in secret government service and not only because spycraft has given them exceptional people skills. |
| Some of its employees, in their zeal to win the business of wealthy Americans with a predilection for fibbing to the taxman, seem to have confused discretion with spycraft. |
| The deviating family melodrama has, thankfully, been replaced by shrewd spycraft. |
