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[[Elizabeth Bentley]] is perhaps the classic study of excitement being the motivating factor. Bentley began her espionage career with a fascist organization, but quickly joined a communist entity, so ideology does not seem to apparent.  Bentley then became the lover of a high-level CPUSA underground operative who had been a [[chekist]].  When he died and Bentley took over his operations, her personal loss was had a huge impact on her work.  Excitement, romance, and sex was why she ever got involved originally. And when she lost those things, she defected back to her home country.
 
[[Elizabeth Bentley]] is perhaps the classic study of excitement being the motivating factor. Bentley began her espionage career with a fascist organization, but quickly joined a communist entity, so ideology does not seem to apparent.  Bentley then became the lover of a high-level CPUSA underground operative who had been a [[chekist]].  When he died and Bentley took over his operations, her personal loss was had a huge impact on her work.  Excitement, romance, and sex was why she ever got involved originally. And when she lost those things, she defected back to her home country.
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===Phased withdrawal===
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Once a counterintelligence mission is completed and an intelligence product secure, a phased withdrawal from the main target is necessary so as to maintain operational security on sources and methods. As manpower resources are deployed elsewhere, the operation is phased down gradually rather than a 'cut and run' approach with risks exposing the scale of the operation and its methods.
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In the case were cover is blown and a forced shut down of the operstion necessary before securing an intelligence product, a phased withdrawal is still necessary, albeit in a more hurried fashion.
    
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