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JH Last question. Right here.

So, we have this is the question right over here

And this is really the question.

So I'll put this in question marks.

And what's happened?

Question over here?

So the question is, why couldn't we see it?

Let me just rewrite what they have up there.

Let's put it the other way around

We know from the set up in the problem we know from the set up in the problem that this segment is equal in length to this segment over here.

So the first question here is what is the order?

From here on there was a question of following the time table. Move by move.

The bigger question is, what do you do about the value down here?

So the question is, what are we doing here in our society and in the world?

They, I guess, just want you to know what the definition of a logarithm is in that question.

So why is it that a mutation of FoxP2 just causes problems for language?

I suspect a lot of people here have the same question I have.

We've shown how to do it, but the obvious question is why do you do it?

We ask the question, Why are we here as human beings? why are we here?

But the question is, where did the comet come from?

If you're staying here, stop begging, otherwise, go away.

What are you doing here? gt gt I think the better questions son is, just what do you think YOU'RE doing here? gt gt Putting money in my piggybank! gt gt Crippling our nation by stagnating the economy and throwing us into another recession is more like it! gt gt Hey girl!

But the question is how long this support will last.

And so the question is how did that material get here?

But number five, you must grow.

At this time there was a the main question was about English.

The question had to be asked,

And the question was, here we do it by taking a sample, we put it in a centrifuge, we spin it, and you get blood cells out.

And so the question is how does something this good show up randomly, right?

But the most important question is what will happen in Brazil, Latin America s giant.

I'm going to add one variation of this, and actually this is the same thing, but it's a little bit of a trick question.

And that question, off this right here, is really fun for me because, like the intro,

The obvious question here is, does a TEDTalk really need 2,300 words?

The question, of course, is what will happen after the Gaza disengagement.

So here's the question, does the giving of a mint have any influence over how much tip you're going to leave them?

And so the first question you should be asking is how many carbons are there there?

This is Stanley Milgram, little Jewish kid from the Bronx, and he asked the question, Could the Holocaust happen here, now?

Here's a question that was asked in the National Sample Survey, which is a survey asked of many Indian women

Next question.

Next question.

But the real question is this what kind of Europe do Europeans themselves want?

The first question there is why China has grown so much faster than India.

But the real question is which policies work best.

And then, this thing right here is just the function evaluated at the point in question.