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* {{PP|79|26}} "1st the easy askings then its {{Ix|helping the qwirys}}"
I.e., torture. In the UK, "helping the police with their inquiries" is the standard euphemism for describing a suspect who has been arrested and is being interrogated, whether or not this help is being given willingly. In Inland, police brutality is taken for granted.

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 Torture. In the UK, "helping the police with their inquiries" is the standard euphemism for describing a suspect who has been arrested and is being interrogated, whether or not this help is being given willingly. In Inland, police brutality is taken for granted.
-Inquiry, or the search for information, is generally considered bad luck in this book; the sound of the word (in the UK, "inquiry" is always pronounced to rhyme with "wiry", not "weary") also recalls the theme of what is {{Ix|reqwyrt|required}}.
+Inquiry, or the search for information, is generally considered bad luck in this book; the sound of the word (if "qwiry" follows the British pronunciation of "inquiry" then it rhymes with "wiry", not "weary") also recalls the theme of what is {{Ix|reqwyrt|required}}.
 [[Category:Chapter 11]]

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 Torture. In the UK, "helping the police with their inquiries" is the standard euphemism for describing a suspect who has been arrested and is being interrogated, whether or not this help is being given willingly. In Inland, police brutality is taken for granted.
-Note that inquiry, or the search for information, is generally considered bad luck in this book; and the sound of the word also recalls the theme of what is {{Ix|reqwyrt|required}}.
+Inquiry, or the search for information, is generally considered bad luck in this book; the sound of the word (in the UK, "inquiry" is always pronounced to rhyme with "wiry", not "weary") also recalls the theme of what is {{Ix|reqwyrt|required}}.
 [[Category:Chapter 11]]

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 * {{PP|79|26}} "1st the easy askings then its {{Ix|helping the qwirys}}"
 I.e., torture. In the UK, "helping the police with their inquiries" is the standard euphemism for describing a suspect who has been arrested and is being interrogated, whether or not this help is being given willingly. In Inland, police brutality is taken for granted.
 [[Category:Chapter 11]]