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Novak, a CNN contributor, revealed Plame's identity in a July 14 column about Wilson's trip to Niger for the CIA in 2002 to investigate a British intelligence report that Iraq had attempted to obtain uranium from the African country.
CNN: Sources: FBI quizzes Wilson, Novak
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Some officials think it is unlikely that the FBI and career Justice Department prosecutors will be able find who leaked Plame's identity to Novak for his syndicated column.
CNN: Sources: FBI quizzes Wilson, Novak
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Novak, a nationally syndicated columnist who writes for the Chicago Sun-Times and co-host of CNN's "Crossfire, " said he learned of Valerie Plame's identity as he was preparing a column to be published July 14.
CNN: Novak: 'No great crime' with leak
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All this can only add to an identity crisis that has been building up since this column began.
BBC: IN THE PICTURE
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In an Arab world dominated by Sunni Muslims, Hezbollah agitates on behalf of Shiite identity forming, along with Syria and Iran, a column of resistance sometimes called the Shiite Axis.
NEWYORKER: After Syria
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In July, newspaper columnist and CNN Commentator Robert Novak reported the identity of Wilson's wife as a covert CIA operative in a column in the Chicago Sun Times.
CNN: Ashcroft recuses himself from CIA leak probe
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Novak talked about the circumstances surrounding his column, almost three years ago to the day, in which he first disclosed the identity of Joe Wilson's wife, Valerie Plame -Valerie Plame Wilson.
NPR: Novak Reveals Details of CIA Identity Leak