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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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Debriefers have an advantage in planning their strategy because they should know the layout of the jail or prison, the number of persons involved, and the background of the perpetrators and hostages.
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