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Negative points
Answer for the clue "Negative points ", 4 letters:
cons
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Etymology 1 n. (plural of con English) Etymology 2 n. (context computing English) A data structure in LISP that is a pair of pointers, car and cdr, used mainly for lists. vb. (context computing English) To obtain a list from a cons or a nesting of conses; ...
Usage examples of cons.
There's no Cons Op station in Madrid, no one cleared to relay the information, so I flew in Wednesday morning, signed for that goddamned steel container, and opened it in a room guarded by three marines.
The director of Cons Op fell silent for a moment, his eyes on the telephone.
The director of Cons Op replaced the phone, snapped the switch, and got up from his chair.
Sophisticated electronic scanners could pick up a location in a matter of minutes, and should any of those he reached be patched into equipment at the American embassy, it would be no different from his calling the Paris conduit of Cons Op and setting the time for his own execution.
It came direct from Cons Op, Washington, and will be listed in the embassy telephone logs, classified files.
The authorization can always be traced through the code-in this case through the director of Cons Op, Daniel Stem.
The woman working with a Cons Op field officer then in Barcelona is actually a member of the KGB.
I went to the classified files of Cons Op, removed Havelock's summary of Costa Brava under 'Chemical Therapy and took it home.
In seventeen minutes jenna would place her first call to Cons Op emergency.
He thought of Jenna, going from telephone booth to telephone booth five miles away on the mainland, reaching a bewildered Cons Op emergency operator and saying words that brought no response: there might never be a response.
The Cons Op agent unzipped the packet and took out the folded yellow pages.
According to the Cons Op records and a Lieutenant Colonel Lawrence Baylor, that man met with you in Athens.
It was when you were flown over for the Cons Op per~ 486 RoBjmT LuDLum sonnel evaluation, I think.
And regardless of Havelock's minor-very minor-attempt to stroke him, Charley Loring knew that the former Cons Op field man was getting some of his own back by claiming "reluctant privilege.
Jenna supported herself on the desk at Michael's side, looking over his shoulder as he studied the names and brief summaries of the men she had selected from the CIA, Cons Op, and Army intelligence reports.