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   between prosecutors and intelligence officers, noted "the president's   
   inherent constitutional authority to conduct warrantless foreign   
   intelligence surveillance."   
      
      
   But the same court suggested that national security interests should not be   
   grounds "to jettison the Fourth Amendment requirements" protecting the   
   rights of Americans against undue searches. The dividing line, the court   
   acknowledged, "is a very difficult one to administer."   
      
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