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B |     DENVER -- A former National Security Agency employee from Colorado pleaded guilty Monday to trying to sell classified national security information to Russia. Federal prosecutors agreed to not ask for more than about 22 years in prison for Jareh Sebastian Dalke when he is sentenced in April if he adheres to the terms of a plea deal, but the judge will ultimately decide his punishment.Dalke, a 31-year-old Army veteran from Colorado Springs, technically faces up to a possible life sentence for giving the information to an undercover FBI agent who prosecutors say Dalke believed was a Russian agent. However, accepting responsibility for a crime usually leads to a lighter sentence. Dalke told the agent that he wanted to “cause change” after questioning the United States' role in causing damage to the world, but he also said he was $237,000 in debt, according to court documents. He also allegedly said he had decided to work with Russia because his heritage “ties back to your country.”Dalke pleaded guilty during a hearing before U.S. District Judge Raymond Moore. He only spoke in answer to questions from Moore about whether he understood the terms of the deal. He acknowledged that he has been taking medications for mental illness while being held in custody for about a year. Dalke was paid $16,499 in cryptocurrency last year for excerpts of some documents that he passed on to the agent to show what he had, and then he offered to sell the rest of the information he had for $85,000, according to the plea deal.The agent directed him to go to Denver's downtown train station on Sept. 28, 2022, and send the documents using a secure digital connection during a four-hour window. Dalke arrived with his laptop and first used the connection to send a thank you letter that opened and closed in Russian and in which he said he looked “forward to our friendship and shared benefit,” according to the plea deal. Moments after he used his laptop to transfer all the files, FBI agents arrested him. According to the indictment, the information Dalke sought to give to Russia included a threat assessment of the military offensive capabilities of a third, unnamed country. It also includes a description of sensitive U.S. defense capabilities, some of which relates to that same foreign country. The plea deal requires, among other things, that Dalke agree to talk to authorities about his crimes and provide truthful, accurate and valuable information about what happened. Dalke worked as an information systems security designer for the NSA, the U.S. intelligence agency that collects and analyzes signals from foreign and domestic sources for the purpose of intelligence and counterintelligence. After he left and gave the classified information to the undercover agent, prosecutors say he reapplied to work at the NSA.During a hearing last year, one of Dalke's federal public defenders downplayed Dalke’s access to classified information since he only worked at the NSA for less than a month.。就职仪式上，李显龙同其父亲、当时还在世的新加坡“国父”李光耀微笑握手，留下了新加坡政坛历史上的经典一幕。

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D | 自他懂事开始，便经常见到叔叔、伯伯到家中开会。1959年，李显龙七岁时，新加坡实现自治，李光耀出任总理。自此，跟随父亲到选区去，成了李显龙的课外活动之一。

E | 自称“倒茶人”的李显龙，如何为新加坡外交政策锚定方向，引道导航？

F | 据新加坡《联合早报》统计，过去20年里，李显龙访问中国14次。

G | 过去20年来，李显龙继承了李光耀的外交传统，注重与中国发展关系。

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I | 但在某些特殊时刻，人们也看到了这位挑起了一国重担的领导者，难以忍住的眼泪和澎湃的情感。

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K | 在向新加坡国民发表电视讲话期间，李显龙数度哽咽，难掩悲痛之情。他说，“(李光耀)他把一生奉献给新加坡……他的离去对新加坡和我家人来说，是个巨大的损失。”

L | 这次的泪水，是为他自己而流。

M | 我们仍然为新加坡全心全意奉献。”他呼吁全力支持黄循财及其团队，携手将新加坡推向新的高度。

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