("You stupid fucking mushroom" a cop says while interrogating one of them. "Answer the question").
The Four Square operation was exposed after the I.R.A. interrogated one of its members, Seamus Wright, and discovered that he had been working as a double agent for the British.
When she interrogates one of her patients, for example, he denies any knowledge of the case, but even as he does so she notices the pulse in his temple beating a little faster.
For Nerina Shute, the room in which Foy's immolation occurred became a site of ghoulish pilgrimage – she used one of her Film Weekly columns to interrogate one of its subsequent occupants about how it felt to sit beside the stove that caused the accident.
The first time I'd tried to interrogate one of Sal Marcano's men, things had gone sour.
Things happen that were at once plausible and distressingly odd: a rotting goat is found floating in a rich man's swimming pool like some satanic parody of a Hockney painting; a man is shot at a dining table by a besuited dwarf in a Tony Blair mask – Tiny Blair; a perpetually smiling female cop interrogates one of our hapless heroes while giving him a head massage.
He even waves the officers into action with a shout of "Go, go, go!" Later, at the station house, detectives interrogate one of the perps.
This is because BRCA1 and BRCA2 are multifunctional proteins and these assays will generally only interrogate one of those functions.
In a typical genome scan (for example, a genome-wide association study), the effect of each variant on the disease trait of interest is interrogated one at a time.
