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debrief

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debrief noun examine, gain information, gain knowlldge, get briefing, inquire, interrogate, investigate, quiz, scrutinize
Associated concepts: counterintelligence, espionage, interrogation, terrorism
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But the debrief should have started much earlier, according to guidelines set out by the Northumbria LRF.
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As far as debriefs are concerned, the London emergency plan and various major incident plans were all put into operation.
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