President Obama visits CIA in Virginia
U.S. President Barack Obama addresses intelligence personnel at Central Intelligence Agency headquarters in Langley, Virginia to thank them for their service in relation to the Osama bin Laden operation on May 20, 2011. UPI/Martin H. Simon/POOL
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