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attaché

[a-ta-shey, at-uh-, uh-tash-ey] / æ tæˈʃeɪ, ˌæt ə-, əˈtæʃ eɪ /
NOUN
attaché case
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Dreyfus, a 36-year-old army captain from the Alsace region of eastern France, was accused in October 1894 of passing secret information on new artillery equipment to a German military attache.

From Barron's

He quotes an aristocratic press attaché for Franco’s Civil War forces telling an American reporter that the conflict was “a race war, not merely a class war”:

From Salon

The Ukrainian diver the team traced to Poland was subsequently taken to Ukraine in a black BMW with diplomatic plates, driven by the Ukrainian military attaché in Warsaw.

From The Wall Street Journal

Treasury Department’s financial attaché in Beijing.

From The Wall Street Journal

“It’s been a longstanding Soviet and Russian objective to split the U.S. from Europe. As we saw before the invasion and since,” said John Foreman, former U.K. defense attaché to Moscow and Kyiv and an associate fellow at Chatham House.

From The Wall Street Journal