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true or false a query can have only one common interpretation

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To address the question of whether a query can have only one common interpretation, we need to consider the nature of language and the context in which queries are made. Here's a step-by-step analysis:

#### Solution By Steps

***Step 1: Understanding the Complexity of Language***

Language is inherently ambiguous, and the same sentence can often be interpreted in multiple ways depending on context, cultural background, and individual experiences.

***Step 2: Considering Contextual Factors***

The interpretation of a query can vary significantly based on the context in which it is asked. For example, a query about "time" could refer to the current time, the duration of an event, or a deadline, depending on the context.

***Step 3: Analyzing Individual Differences***

Individuals may interpret the same query differently based on their knowledge, experiences, and perspectives. This diversity in interpretation can lead to multiple valid understandings of a single query.

***Step 4: Evaluating the Role of Communication Medium***

The medium through which a query is communicated (e.g., written, spoken, via text message) can also influence its interpretation. For instance, written queries might lack the additional cues (like tone or emphasis) that can clarify spoken queries.

#### Final Answer

False. A query can often have multiple common interpretations due to the inherent ambiguity of language, varying contexts, individual differences, and the medium of communication.

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