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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A classified U.S. Senate report found that the CIA's legal justification for the use of harsh interrogation techniques that critics say amount to torture was based on faulty legal reasoning, McClatchy news service reported on Thursday.   Source: CIA's 'harsh interrogations' exceeded legal authority: report
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