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Why CIA, senators still feuding over 9/11 secrets

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Why CIA, senators still feuding over 9/11 secrets

WASHINGTON (AP) — The festering dispute between the CIA and Senate investigators that exploded in public this week shows just how hard it can be to learn from the past and move on.

More than 12 years after the Sept. 11 attacks, the government still is struggling with what kind of public reckoning is due for harsh interrogation techniques introduced by President George W. Bush and banned by his successor, President Barack Obama.

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