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DIA

— noun (= Defense Intelligence Agency) an intelligence agency of the United States in the Department of Defense; is responsible for providing intelligence in support of military planning and operations and weapons acquisition

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The Pentagon. This is Wade Meranto, DIA.

Algun dia voy a tener mi propio negocio.

By the way, Dia is joining us in Algiers.

Bom dia.

Shut up! Don't I know what a dia. a dialogue is?

Bom dia, Paul.

Bom dia, Rich.

Lembra do que falamos outro dia?

Residents will need time to dia themselves out of a snowstorm that's takina many counties by surprise.

DIA, west asian section.

Dia de los Muertos. Day of the Dead.

DIA and NR0. You have responsibility for primary SAT imagery.

Anything on DIA?

Operator, 've been trying to dia that number all night.

Para otro dia mejor.

He's a repair supervisor in DIA's code-breaking arm at the Pentagon.

DIA, West Asian section.

Now, run it past the DIA.

No one here wants what we've been doing to come home to roost to the CIA, or NSA or DIA or State.

Dia de los Muertos.

DIA and NRO, heads up.

All right, anything from DIA yet?

Given his background, I'd say DIA.

I mean, me threading the needle. It was bloodier than Gla dia tor!

Every year on El Dia de Los Muertos, I prepare this altar for them.

So, these. are for dia de los muertos-- day of the dead.

And I'm having a dia de los muertos party at my place tonight.

Well, feliz dia de los muertos, honey.

You know, Reggie, actually, dia de los muertos is tomorrow.

Dia, run!

Dia Vandy, stand up.

Come on, Dia.

Dia Vandy boss man.

Where is Dia?

I thought it was Dia.

Dia. Dia! - I do not know you.

Dia, come with me! - I hate you!

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