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If "during interviews" was meant to cover any form of questioning then the sentence is obviously and improperly redundant. >barred from answering questions on
by beerandt 7y ago
If "during interviews" was meant to cover any form of questioning then the sentence is obviously and improperly redundant.
>barred from answering questions on the subject during interviews.
vs
>barred from answering questions on the subject when asked questions on the subject.
vs
>barred from answering questions on the subject.
It's a limiting modifier phrase, so the default is to assume it was meant to modify the meaning.
- ceejayoz 7y agoYou can read the report, if you like. It indicates the WH claimed privilege. Privilege applies to the questions/answers, not the medium in which they’re asked.