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KGB

ˌkeɪˌʤiˈbi
WordNet
  1. (n) KGB
    formerly the predominant security police organization of Soviet Russia
Usage in the news

Swedes behind teddy bear drop summoned by Belarus' KGB, have 10 days to appear in Minsk . ashingtonpost.com

In April 1982 I wrote in these pages about the case of the Russian literary critic, Konstantin Azadovsky, who was framed by the KGB on charges of drug possession. nybooks.com

Alexander Litvinenko, a former KGB officer, was poisoned at a London hotel in 2006. globalpost.com

Polonium first hit the headlines when it was used to kill KGB agent-turned-Kremlin critic Alexander Litvinenko in London in 2006. topnews.com

It was buried in the files of the former KGB. barnstablepatriot.com

Sadakat Kadri will be reading and speaking at KGB Bar. nyc.org

" The Restoration of Russia's Security State and the Enduring Legacy of the KGB". kwgs.org

Welcome to America, where our fearless leader's busy golfing and barely bothered by reports that the CIA 's been hiding al-Qaeda prisoners in secret Eastern European jails formerly operated by the Soviet KGB. phoenixnewtimes.com

KGB Sky Show XXXVII Playlist. 101kgb.com

Court told poisoned ex-KGB officer worked for MI6. usatoday.com

Court told poisoned ex- KGB officer worked for MI6. usatoday.com

Foreigner 's Kelly Hansen, Asia's Jay Schellan, KGB's Bob Buchmann, Manager Randy Hansen. 101kgb.com

KGB has come knocking, but Cold War holdouts need not panic. interiordesign.net

MI6 and the KGB Master Coup by Tom Bower. nybooks.com

Classic rock straight out of KGB's playlist circa 1983-1995. sdreader.com

Usage in scientific papers

Recall that the P -interior algebra (kG)γ = i(kG)i is called a source algebra of b and that its underlying k -algebra is Morita equivalent to kGb [8, Definition 3.2 and Corollary 3.5].
On blocks with trivial source simple modules

More generally, we say that the blocks b and b′ are stably identical if the categories of finitely generated kGb- and kG′ b′ -modules are stably equivalent to each other — namely, equivalent to each other up to pro jective modules — throughout a kGb ⊗k kG′ b′ -module admitting a P × P -stable basis.
On blocks with trivial source simple modules

Strictly speaking, in [17, Lemma] Scott only considers the case where the block algebras kGb and kG’b’ are isomorphic.
On blocks with trivial source simple modules

Then, from [14, Corollary A.12] and [16, Corollary 5.14], it is not difficult to prove that the block b of G is inertial ly control led (cf. 1.7) if and only if there are no essential pointed groups on kGb ; thus, if the defect group P is Abelian the block b of G is inertially controlled.
On blocks with trivial source simple modules

P -interior algebra homomorphism determined as above by the multiplication by ℓ ∈ ν ; note that the restriction throughout g induces a functor from the category of kGb-modules to the category of kN e-modules which actually coincides with the functor determined by the k(N × G)-module ℓ(kG) .
On blocks with trivial source simple modules

Usage in literature

Could be West German hackers, in the pay of the KGB. "Hacker Crackdown" by Bruce Sterling

Are you sure that if it's done it might not raise such a stink that the KGB might concentrate more attention on you? "Revolution" by Dallas McCord Reynolds

The KGB can "prove" a nuclear scenario is winnable. "Sympathetic Magic" by Paul Cameron Brown

They'll be sure there's nothing in it to tip off the KGB if they go through your bags. "Combat" by Dallas McCord Reynolds

But now Novosty was playing games, and the days for KGB games were supposed to be in the distant past. "Project Daedalus" by Thomas Hoover