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probe

[prohb] / proʊb /




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On Thursday, Dhillon — the department’s top civil rights chief — posted to X about the probes: “We did this yesterday. Among other things!”

From Los Angeles Times

With “Alpha,” she once again utilizes a coming-of-age narrative to probe the fragility and malleability of our physical selves.

From Los Angeles Times

The probe into the possible sharing of crime scene images was launched on Sept. 11 of last year — the same day Sheriff’s Cmdr.

From Los Angeles Times

A Justice Department probe examined NewYork-Presbyterian’s potential unlawful agreements on steering restrictions and contracting conduct.

From The Wall Street Journal

“I didn’t probe as deeply as I could have,” Mr. Lemann writes, “because I’m not sure I wanted to know everything.”

From The Wall Street Journal