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So, while Natural Resources Wales might be the most obvious target for interrogations about torrents in Wales, England's Environment Agency may still find itself in deep water.

Students at Cornell University say school administrators and police have called in multiple student activists for "interrogations" about recent protests, and threatened at least one activist with a felony burglary charge.

A group of students were brought before the Court for interrogation about their sex lives.

The family of the man, Ahmed Abu Ali of Falls Church, Va., contends that the Bush administration unlawfully ordered him held for interrogation about suspected terrorist plots.

An angry Iraqi scientist accused "Mafia-like" United Nations inspectors today of using his wife's illness in an attempt to lure him abroad for interrogation about Baghdad's nuclear programs.

A12 Parents of Suspect File Suit The parents of an American citizen detained without charges for more than a year in Saudi Arabia have sued the government, contending that the Bush administration unlawfully ordered him held for interrogation about terrorist plots.

Over the last two days, a few newspapers in Hong Kong and the West have reported that sources in the ministry were saying that Mr. Gao had been detained for interrogation about economic misdeeds.

When the national security department called me in for interrogation about that topic, they tried to forbid me from organizing such exhibitions.

"He went into the shower for interrogation and about an hour later he died on them," said Specialist Kenner, whose account left unclear whether the detainee had been examined by a doctor or given any medical treatment before he died.

"He went into the shower for interrogation and about an hour later he died on them," said Specialist Kenner, whose account left unclear whether the detainee was examined by a doctor or given any military treatment before he died.

The civilian witnesses would testify, Mr. Myers said, about how the environment inside the prison led to that abuse and about generally accepted standards for interrogations.