The US played the most extensive role in the renditions back to Libya.
In the immediate aftermath of the 2001 attacks, seeking to gather intelligence on Al Qaeda and its leaders the Bush administration pushed the C.I.A. to develop the extensive program that intelligence officials called R.D.I. — rendition, detention and interrogation.
On issues like the Iraq War, renditions, waterboarding, and Guantánamo, there has been extensive public discussion — and, in some cases, major policy changes.
20th Century Fox have wisely opted to use extensive makeup instead of CGI – learning, perhaps, from Marvel's rubbish rendition of Thanos in Guardians of the Galaxy.
It would not have been impossible for Plato to have managed such a feat by taking extensive notes, comparing his memory with that of others, and gradually perfecting a rendition that aimed at replicating the original as closely as possible.
The conductor was expected to offer a rendition of "Dixie". Of course, that song was not in Dolan's extensive classical library, so he had to scurry for a copy.
Jake Williams, a security expert with Augusta, Ga.-based Rendition Infosec who has experience dealing with government hackers, said the files' extensive references to operation security meant they were almost certainly government-backed.
Kirkpatrick managed to use shades of gray in his rendition of what happened, which is rare: Months of investigation by The New York Times, centered on extensive interviews with Libyans in Benghazi who had direct knowledge of the attack there and its context, turned up no evidence that Al Qaeda or other international terrorist groups had any role in the assault.
Some renditions are more faithful than others.
