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- noun Plural form of
interrogator .
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Examples
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If these allegations are true, then these contract interrogators from the CIA need to burn …
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If these allegations are true, then these contract interrogators from the CIA need to burn …
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Top US Navy officials were so outraged at abusive interrogation techniques being used at the Guantanamo Bay prison in late 2002 that they considered removing Navy interrogators from the operation, according to a portion of a recent Pentagon report that has not been made public.
More on Mora 2006
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Here’s what I believe is a new piece of information: Instructors from … (SERE) … visited Guantanamo to train interrogators how to torture detainees:
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He understands that now he is in the interrogation chair, and that his interrogators are the American People.
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He understands that now he is in the interrogation chair, and that his interrogators are the American People.
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At the top of the list for her interrogators was the Woodrow Wilson Center, where she worked in Washington, and the fact that its director, Lee Hamilton, had been a longtime congressman and chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
Let the Swords Encircle Me Scott Peterson 2010
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ALI SOUFAN, FORMER FBI INTERROGATOR: Water-boarding itself had to be used 83 times, an indication that Abu Zubaydah had already called his interrogators 'bluff.
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An indication that Abu Zubaydah had already called his interrogators bluff.
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An indication that Abu Zubaydah had already called his interrogators 'bluff.
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