Pakistan suspect's CIA outing threatens US Ops?
Officials, diplomats in Pakistan warn reporting of Raymond Davis' ties to spy agency puts U.S. spies at "danger of being exposed"
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CIA employed American Raymond Davis held in Pakistan
Raymond Davis, the U.S. embassy worker who on Jan. 27 shot and killed two Pakistani men worked for the CIA, based in Lahore, Pakistan
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