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"… n bioweapons expert who was one of the senior advisors to the CIA from the Iraq Survey Group, the team sent by the invasion force to hunt for WMD after the invasion. " …"

"… pons Detective) in which Maj. Gen. Keith Dayton, military commander of the Iraq Survey Group, inquired about bruises and abrasions visible on detainees' faces after vi …"

"… was a really, really horrible place, in the early days in particular," one Iraq Survey Group member acknowledged during a recent background discussion.In his cell, Ami …"

"… 26, 2005. "The last interrogation was by Charles Duelfer, the head of the [Iraq Survey Group]. He told me that keeping me in prison for this long is wrong and that he …"