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The prison contained a “punishment wing,” which included a below-ground section that held small isolation cells and a room in which prisoners were interrogated and tortured.

Detainees could be held in these cells for months while being interrogated and tortured.

“Burning” harkens back to ’90s new jack swing to interrogate contemporary fame and how it consumes young voices.

How did he feel about the thousands he interrogated and threatened?

Being an expert in the field of Earth system modeling, the Mainz-based geoscientist values the new detailed simulation models as tools to interrogate and assess theories about the world in ways not possible otherwise.