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Officials have now commissioned a research project costing up to £70,000, during which prisoners will be interviewed to find out why they use smuggled phones.

Mr. Wolfinger, the original prosecutor in the case, has declined to be interviewed to explain what this conflict of interest may be and to answer other questions.

More than 1,600 potential jurors had to be interviewed to find 24 (including 12 alternates) who could promise to be impartial about Mr. Ramirez.

The townsfolk seemed as quick a study on theatrics as they were on health reform; many angled to be interviewed, to establish themselves as characters.

They may be more eager to write market commentaries and be interviewed to get their name out and show how smart they are.

I first met Malcolm Wicks when we were both waiting to be interviewed to run the new Institute for Public Policy Research.

All three universities above were asked if their vice-chancellors or other senior management would be interviewed to explain how they reached their decisions to involve the courts.

Ms. Robinson Arthur Sulzberger Jr.., the company chairman and publisher of The Times; and other executives declined to be interviewed to discuss the company's track record.

A migrant who feared returning to Haiti because of the threat of persecution or torture would be interviewed to determine whether that fear was credible.

Kingsmead features its alumni scheme on the school's website,  urging alumni to contact them so that they can be interviewed to build up a profile on a private website that Future First is designing for it.

Thus, it is not known today who and how many representatives should be interviewed to get reliable results.