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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 18 years ago
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"The ICAC can also hold compulsory examinations and public inquiries in which witnesses are obliged to give evidence. "
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00 What would change if I substitute 'in which' with 'where'? 02 br
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00 What would change if I substitute 'in which' with 'where'? 02 br
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0 To me, very little. 02 br
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00 Scratching around looking for a difference, I guess "where" might carry a slightly stronger sense that there is a physical venue at which the examination/inquiry is held, and to which witnesses will go to give their evidence. 0-
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00 Scratching around looking for a difference, I guess "where" might carry a slightly stronger sense that there is a physical venue at which the examination/inquiry is held, and to which witnesses will go to give their evidence. 0-
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