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A secondary scandal, in which senior PP members from Madrid have been spied on, points to almost paranoid mistrust within the party.

Out of curiosity, he spied on his classmate to see where he was going after class.

Unfortunately, they were being spied on by the forces of the US Attorney, Inland Revenue Service and Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Nervously I glanced around to be sure I wasn't being spied on and stepped into the room carefully shutting the door behind me.

He traveled all the oceans riding on a whale . He spied on me on my western odyssey .

Researchers watched troops march along the Russian border with China and spied on cities they'd never seen before.

During the second world war the democracies spied on their own citizens, imposed censorship and used torture to extract information.

But let's also remember that being spied on by the Russians today is not an honor.

Lennon was spied on by the Nixon administration, fought to stay in the country, and won.

He spied on his neighbors through this window without being seen.

In Libya, agents working for Moammar Gadhafi spied on emails and chat messages using technology from a French firm.

However when the researchers spied on them, it turned out they checked their email every five minutes.

Lidl, a discount supermarket chain, spied on staff at work and logged information about their health.

Governments have spied on each other for thousands of years.

The police spied on the suspicious man 24 hours a day.

Who wants to be spied on by them?

Members of the opposition say they are spied on and bullied.