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Professional Ways to Say "so someone who"

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So someone who works in that building could have access to it.

It means a person connected to the building may have the ability to get into or use something there.

From The Ceo, Episode 38

When do people say this?

Scene Context

Someone reasons that a person who works in the building might be able to access the item.

Usage Scenario

Use this when explaining a possible way someone got access to something. It sounds neutral and analytical.

Better ways to say it

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Someone who works in that building could have access to it.
2
A person in that building might have access to it.
3
They could have access to it through the building.

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