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Her appointment of an attorney general would consequently fall under intense questioning about any tacit mandate to contain the bureau.

As Herman Cain continues to face intense questioning about sex harassment allegations, some have wondered whether his wife, Gloria, will come forward to make a statement of support.

But judging from Hildes' recent troubles at the border and the intense questioning about his client, Deanna Meyer, the case seems far from closed.

They observed Senator John McCain of Arizona keeping his cool as he smiled broadly through intense questioning about his campaign reform proposal and his own fund-raising practices.

In the survey, the first of its kind, 166,000 people in 22 OECD member countries, as well as Russia and Cyprus, sat through two hours of intense questioning about their skills and background.

Mr. Brennan, 57, a 25-year C.I.A. veteran who has spent the last four years as the administration's senior counterterrorism official, also faced intense questioning about whether he was responsible for leaks of classified information, and whether he had been candid about his involvement in the agency's interrogation program under President George W. Bush.

Gov. George W. Bush's lawyer, Barry Richard, faced intense questioning from two justices about the lower court's refusal to examine the disputed ballots, but left somewhat less battered than Mr. Boies.

In recent weeks, however, intense questioning at home and abroad about Mr. Fox's commitment to human rights pushed the president to offer some progress on prominent cases.

While the crew members have been treated well, they told American officials that they have been subject to intense questioning by the Chinese not only about the collision, but also about other aspects of their duties and operations aboard one of the most sensitive spy planes, officials said today.

Then, after he resumed his own remarks, he came under unexpectedly intense questioning from both Democrats and Republicans about drone strikes, leaks of classified information and his knowledge of the agency's former interrogation program.

It was Mrs. Murdoch, 42, who lunged across the hearing room to defend her husband when, after about two hours of intense questioning, a protester stormed the witness table, trying to hit Mr. Murdoch, 80, with a shaving cream pie on a paper plate.