that works well after the noun

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GoldfishLord

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I wonder if it's relevant to the question whether that is a relative pronoun that that works well after the noun way in a certain type of relative clause in which which seems totally ungrammatical:
I'd like to know if the blue part is the noun complement clause of the red part.
 
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That makes sense. If I were diagramming it, that's how I'd show it — by linking the blue clause to "the question."

But I'm no grammarian. Let's see what others say.
 
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