That wouldn't work as you have conflicting AND statements. You want:

SELECT DISTINCT MID
FROM Answers
WHERE (QID = 11 and answer = 'whatever')
OR
(QID = 12 and answer = 'something')
OR
Additional requirements here



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> SELECT DISTINCT MID
> FROM Answers
> WHERE QID = 11 and answer = "whatever"
> AND
> QID = 12 and answer = "something"
> AND
> Additional requirements here
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> not sure why that wouldn't work?
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> Got a bit of a dilemma here. I have data that is stored thus
>            AID       QID       MID        answer
>            585       11        1016
>            586       14        1016
>            619       1         1033            Hmmm
>            620       15        1033            Creative 
> Partnerships Staff
>            621       15        1033            Cultural Organisation
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> MID = memberID
> AID=AnswerID
> QID = QuestionID
> 
> I need to pull out all distinct memberID's where they have for example
> 
> QID = 11 and answer = "whatever"
> AND
> QID = 12 and answer = "something"
> AND
> Addiitonal requirements here
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> Of course a standard AND wont work as it is different rows 
> not different
> columns.
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