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When answering questions under oath, you typically need to respond truthfully and directly to the question asked. While "yes" or "no" is often sufficient, witnesses can elaborate if the question allows for it or if further explanation is necessary for clarity. However, it's important to stay relevant to the question and avoid providing unnecessary or unrelated information.

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