A qualifier modifies the meaning of a sentence so that the subject can make a truthful statement while, at the same time, provide an exception that often represents the opportunity to commit fraud or is an excuse for the subject's behavior.

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A qualifier modifies the meaning of a sentence to add nuance or specificity, not necessarily to provide an opportunity for fraud or an excuse for behavior. It's used to make statements more accurate or to express uncertainty.

A Qualifier Modifies the Meaning of a Sentence So That