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No, you still tongue the note, unless of course you're not tonguing it because it's slurred/you're not strictly speaking 'tonguing' it because you're double-tonguing.
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yeah, using your diaphragm helps you hit the high notes more clearly too. but you still need to tongue the notes of course, unless they're marked otherwise. It's just a better habit to get into to breathe with your diaphragm, for any musical instrument. 
Probably has something to do with my diaphragm... 
