| Given long enough, a dedicated interrogator could get enough information out of me to give them a serious edge, technology-wise. |
| A criminal court has been hearing testimonies, according to an interrogator at the bureau. |
| The interrogator began speaking through an intercom, his voice garbled in static. |
| The data the interrogator collects may be used by some application such as inventory control. |
| Once during the interviews, even his interrogator lapsed into crediting him with more humanity than he possesses. |
| The interrogator has the facility of analyzing data on a channel-by-channel basis for any data file. |
