Interviews
Questions and interviews are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Questions" instead a verb "Interviews".
Questions
Interviews and questions are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Interviews" instead a verb "Questions".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Kevin Smith said he was a nightmare to work with on Cop Out, and he's also been difficult in interviews looking disinterested in the films he's promoting and not bothering to answer questions.
Source: Creator / Bruce Willis -
Stay in the Kitchen: After Amy surprise interviews Willie Roberson and his wife, one of her first questions is why his wife isn't "barefoot and pregnant".
Source: Film / God's Not Dead - Interviews with athletes outside of the game or official announcements become louder as the relevance of the questions decreases.
Source: No Indoor Voice / Sports
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