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question someone about someone or something
to ask someone about someone or something. The police questioned Roger about the crime. Then they questioned Claire about Roger.
See also: question


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I will say that in reading through this (which is laid out in nearly 90 areas), I didn't see one question about asking questions that I didn't see an answer to, or at least one that I could think on and modify to suit me.
For example, a question about employees'' feelings toward a certain office protocol may use "might," "can," or "may" interchangeably.
Answer: The subconscious When I ask you a question about questions that you ask yourself you have now gained access to the very core of the subconscious and the very beginning of what brings about an emotional state and in turn determines your behavior.
 
 
 
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