The answer to the first question is reassuring the answer to the second is not.

The first question is the hardest to answer.

The answer to the first question is almost certainly no.

OK, the first question What do they tell us about why people do things?

After twelve years of transition, the answer to the first question has blurred.

How the person is going to interact with the net is a secondary question, quite often eclipsed by the primary one.

Historically, the first question was controversial, at least in academic circles.

First question If I want to ask them to call up because they do hear them through the ear.

Because I read mostly English language blogs, I don't have sufficient background to answer the first question.

What are these conditions, and who creates them? The answer to the first question is, the rule of law.

So the first question, and you might want to write this down, either on a bit of paper, physically, or a virtual piece of paper in your head. And, for viewers at home, you can try this as well.

The first question which you will ask and which I must try to answer is this What is the use of climbing Mt. Everest?

Thus, to test or not to test is not the first question that needs to be answered.

It is to be hoped that when its report is published in December, we will be able to answer this question.

What we're going to try and do today, in the 16 and a bit minutes I've got left, is to try and answer three questions. The first one is, why?

The question is how.

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That's the question.

Answer the question.

The question is this.

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