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spy on

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spy (up)on someone or something
to watch someone or something to learn secret or concealed information. (Upon is formal and less commonly used than on.) Are you spying upon me? I wasn't spying on you! I was just trying to see who you were.


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Spy cameras are repeatedly used in business organizations to spy on their employees, whether they are efficiently working or having fun and wasting time during working hours.
Whether you are buying it to spy on something or the idea of it just fancies you, you are sure to be delighted with what it can provide you.
Havana acknowledged that the five were spies but said their aim was not to spy on the US government but solely to gather information on "terrorist" plots by anti-Castro groups in Florida, a bastion of Cuban exiles.
 
 
 
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