my interviewer just emailed me

You're on the bubble and how well you answer those questions or clear up the confusion will determine whether you're in or not.

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Usually means that either 1) they have questions about your background they want to clarify or 2) someone they initially extended an offer to declined or is not currently accepting, and so they're giving a call to you and some of the other top candidates to determine your "level of interest" and try to make another offer decision.

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No pressure. haha.

You most likely made a solid impression, but aren't in the top tier - a few "follow-up" questions is your chance to shine. If you nail these questions you've probably landed a position. If, however you don't nail them, I wouldn't completely count yourself out, as you've made a good impression, but they're looking for a bit more. I agree with Prime as well that someone who has previously received an offer could have backed out leaving a seat open. Relax, be yourself and crush those questions.

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thanks everyone. apparently it wasn't a big deal. he wanted to make sure I was open to relocating outside US in the near future if need be. I can smell success ...at last.