OSI
- proper noun
- Formal
- The OSI, CIA, and the FBI are all controlled by the Jews.
- OSI investigations
- the OSI director
- OSI Special Investigations
Examples
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The results of the OSI investigation were devastating; of fifty members, only sixteen were left to play the band's final concert.
Academic text (2015) -
OSI said they were sending a liaison.
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Besides, a review of cases investigated by OSI in 1990 found eight of the guilty parties had Ph.D.s, four M.D.s, and two had both degrees.
Academic text (1991) -
Soon after, the Office of Special Investigations (OSI) launched an all-out investigation into allegations of homosexuality among the band members.
Academic text (2015) -
This I know from having been involved in a volunteer organization engaged in "open-source intelligence" (OSI) against extreme right-wing terrorist groups, and reporting to law enforcement what we found:
Blog text (6) -
There was almost certainly never any intent to speak on behalf of the US government vis-à-vis Assange, which is something certainly above the pay grade of whoever in the USAF OSI decided to charge the analyst under 104-D.
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The OSI plays a crucial role in investigating criminal activities within the Air Force.
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Many veterans proudly speak of their time serving with the Office of Special Investigations (OSI).
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As a critical agency, OSI ensures the integrity of military operations through their thorough investigations.
Surface Forms
Etymology
OSI stands for Office of Special Investigations, from Office, Special, Investigations, meaning a 'group' that does 'special' checks or probes. So the OSI is the military office that leads important criminal and counterintelligence investigations.