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The Securities and Exchange Commission took interest, probing whether Musk had misled investors about the nature of his financing.

Probing whether technology helps or hurts democracy, the five short films are premiering this week on The Huffington Post, ahead of September's "Snowden" release.

About four years ago Aronson started probing whether microscopic organisms could help.

It would also put experiment firmly ahead of theory in probing these questions, which is something both experimentalists and theorists (sometimes secretly) long for.

One of its main goals is to probe whether the ice ever melted.

The US government has a responsibility to probe whether these women might be victims of trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation.

To probe whether humans carrying S.lugdunensis had a lower chance of carrying S.aureus as well, the team collected a further 187 nasal swabs from hospital patients.

The panel faulted CBS for engaging in a "strident defense of the September 8 segment while failing to adequately probe whether any of the questions raised had merit".

Last week, the Justice Department said it would probe whether tech companies are "stifling the free exchange of ideas" online.

The investigation probed whether companies carried out their responsibilities and abided by the terms of their contracts.

As viewers, we probe whether we would respond in kind.