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MoveOn.org, the progressive group, turned the full comment into an ad; for a sense of the response, see Reihan Salam, who accepts the premise but interrogates the conclusion.

But interrogating complex issues is sometimes best done as part of a global team.

Instead, Teddy steps out of the way and Sherwood wallops it in, thus not only scoring a set-piece, but interrogating 'the set-piece' as genre.

At a seminar arranged for a relatively obscure American scholar last year, MPs, advisers, journalists and pollsters not only turned up but interrogated the guest with informed queries about his work.

Do you think you know why you're staying here?" They wanted to make me think I would be there forever.' It seems that one reason Mubanga was not sent home last year but interrogated with new vigour was that the Australian detainee, David Hicks, had made false allegations - since withdrawn - about him under the stress of his own interrogation.

I couldn't help but interrogate him.

But interrogating the culprit was hazardous to their health.

Narrative researchers do not merely tell stories, but interrogate a narrative through inquiry that makes use of both personal experience and in-depth analyses of data.

It will not only dramatize key historical moments in the creation of the Bible but interrogate, through a collection of modern characters, the claims to authority that have accrued to the Bible, especially in the United States over the last two hundred years.

Mr Belhadj told the BBC that after the CIA and Britain's MI6 intelligence agency got him to Tripoli in March 2004, they did not witness his torture, but interrogated him afterwards.

They did not let me sleep and there was noise all the time". Mr Belhaj told the BBC that after the CIA and Britain's MI6 intelligence agency got him to Tripoli in March 2004, they did not witness his torture, but interrogated him afterwards.