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The Government has never before made public a spy satellite photograph.

The new service will be given the most modern technology available, including spy satellites, he said.

"The vehicle has been seen by American spy satellites for several years."

So, a good spy satellite might have 1-meter resolution like this.

That left spy satellites as the primary source of information.

In two months, spy satellites will be available for commercial hire.

Its value, given the power of spy satellites, needs explaining.

What kind of name is that for a spy satellite?"

Spy satellites have already played key roles in the crisis.

Using a spy satellite, they were able to follow the enemy's every movement.

You're between me and the closest spy satellite; the other one's too far to see much.

Japan launched its first military spy satellite from here in March 2003.

He added that the spread of spy satellites was inevitable.

A spy satellite has apparently failed after a month in orbit.

Where are our spy satellites to provide the requisite intelligence?

Did she get her information from a spy satellite?

In the fall of 1994, an American spy satellite photographed the crash site.

He didn't care if the American spy satellites were overhead.

How long had the Vatican been in the business of tracking foreign spy satellites?

It is not clear whether the agency will continue to have some role in running the organization, which operates spy satellites.

With the cold war a fading memory, the nation's spy satellites are beginning to turn some of their attention to nature.

But under the new policy, the Government would be much more likely to approve spy satellite exports.

"Stand a little to the left, please; spy satellites, you know."

The advantage of spy satellites is their immunity to enemy fire.

Does it need all the spy satellites it now has?