португальский
interrogatório каталонский
interrogatori Interviewing employed by law enforcement officers, military personnel, and intelligence agencies with the goal of eliciting useful information.
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Israel also refuses to let its soldiers be subject to foreign interrogation.
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They decided to let Detective Heat continue as lead in the interrogation.
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The interrogation lasted nearly twenty-five minutes; then the official made his decision.
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An unbiased data integration and interrogation strategy has not previously been available.
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It is clear Blair was signalling a change in the interrogation policy.
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I was taken down a long corridor into a small interrogation room.
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An interrogation room, though the sign outside had read Baylor Records Storage.
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The 13 former interrogation techniques, some of which are still current, are:
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And, of course, paranoia drifts into delusion, chance conversations become an interrogation.
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The other five officers in this case waived their rights during interrogation.
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Police produced before an anti-terrorism court on Monday after completing their interrogation.
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The madrasa's principal had been taken into custody for interrogation, Asif said.
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He could control the interrogation and filter what information he passed on.
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I guarantee you Kelsey's in the interrogation room right now, blaming me.
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She had hardly to look her interrogation for the news; it radiated.
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It offers an interrogation of experience and a glimmer of hard-won hope.
