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formulating questions

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See: cross-examination


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Armed with adequate background knowledge to understand the context, formulating questions of a topic is an effective method of bringing complex interrelationships and seemingly unrelated issues to the forefront.
Sending the deceased for an autopsy and relying on the written report is not as good as meeting with the pathologist, sharing findings, formulating questions, and being present during the autopsy itself to ensure a fruitful dialogue.
 
 
 
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