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sic
Etymology: L
thus.
sic
[L.] thus; a parenthetical insertion in text to call attention to something anomalous which exactly reproduces the original.
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Stress positions, subjection to loud music or extreme temperatures, stripping prisoners naked and humiliating them, leashing them like animals, siccing dogs on them--these sadisms were enumerated and discussed at length by cabinet officials, then authorized.
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