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The Near Eastern studies department this year has re-evaluated its curriculum and is taking new approaches to its thematic courses, using a broad interpretation of the Middle East to include classes on the Caucasus, Central Asia, and Afghanistan.
Obama administration officials said the warnings had not prevented interrogators from gaining intelligence from such suspects, and the F.B.I. director, Robert S. Mueller III, testified in July 2010 that agents were already using a broad interpretation of the public safety exception to the Miranda rule in terrorism cases.
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By then, the Justice Department had sent the F.B.I. a policy memo urging agents, when questioning "operational terrorists," to use a broad interpretation of the public safety exception.
A three-page F.B.I. memorandum, dated Oct. 21, 2010, also encouraged agents to use a broad interpretation of public safety-related questions.
Haddix says she hopes the panel will use a broader interpretation of the law and include the denied victims without the need for additional legislation.
24 Physicians seemed to use a broader interpretation of a patient's quality of life, in which taking away the patient's hope by withholding treatment was considered harmful.
In 1929, the General Accounting Office reported that "numerous expenditures are made from these funds" that were not payments to the Indian owners "by using a very broad interpretation of what constitutes the benefit of the Indian".
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That permission, however, was contingent on a promise by state election officials to use an "extremely broad interpretation" of a provision that will make exceptions for voters who lack photo ID cards, allowing them to cast ballots as long as they give a reason for not having obtained one.
"They are definitely taking a broad interpretation of the authority and using it as a vehicle," said Caroline Pearson, senior vice president at Avalere Health, an independent consulting firm.
