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I've had this come up a couple of times now. The last interviewer for NYC CBs tends to be a hiring partner and they seem to prompt you for questions pretty much immediately. Of course, with this being the 5th or 6th interviewer of the day, you've already asked all your questions and got answers on all of them as well as being a little mentally tired from being "on" for 4 hours. Is it okay to recycle questions that you've already asked or is that something that's likely to come up and possibly result in a ding?

Ask personal / individual questions rather than fact questions. No one cares if you ask everyone about their practice and how they got there because you can ask 10 people that and get 10 different answers. Just don't ask crap like how work is assigned or how the free market/rotation system works because anyone could answer that and the answer isn't going to be different.