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• Some articles were based around in-depth interviews with political or religious leaders.
• So it happens more often than, say, Ichiro giving an in-depth interview.
• In it 30 in-depth interviews with 15 unmarried African-American couples were performed.
• The magazine is known for its in-depth interviews with prominent political figures.
• The zine is noted for its in-depth interviews and detailed music reviews.
• Schimberg said last week in his first in-depth interview about the crisis.
• He conducts in-depth interviews with a variety of people about a particular subject.
• Schimberg said recently in his first in-depth interview about the crisis.
• Spiegel Online supplemented this review by an in-depth interview with the film's director.
• That could happen as early as today in an in-depth interview.
• He devised it based on in-depth interviews with five anonymous high-ranking ABRI officers.
• It frequently features in-depth interviews, actual courtroom footage, and dramatic reenactments.
• It features African stories and in-depth interviews with newsmakers from across the continent.
• The blog included daily political posts, in-depth interviews, humor, and satire.
• Focus groups are similar to, but should not be confused with in-depth interviews.
• Techniques to gather this data include surveys, in-depth interviews, diaries, and participant observation.
• Tiger Rag offers game previews and recaps, in-depth interviews and photos.
• An in-depth interview with one of the game's great pitchers . 1300 words.
• It will be his first in-depth interview since the scandal broke two years ago.
• Abe Pollin explained in his first in-depth interview since dismissing Jordan five months ago.