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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a featured question" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a question that is highlighted or emphasized, often in a context like a discussion, article, or survey.
Example: "In our latest newsletter, we have included a featured question to engage our readers and encourage their feedback."
Alternatives: "highlighted question" or "prominent question".
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These include "smiles" (Formspring's version of a "like") and a featured Question of the Day.
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PERFORMANCE BY A FEATURED ACTRESS IN A PLAY: Angela Lansbury, "Blithe Spirit".
In April, Mr. Obama sat down with the Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg for a similar exchange that featured questions from Mr. Zuckerberg and Facebook users.
"Figure 1 on 1's" are reminiscent of Reddit AMA's, where users generate questions for a featured specialist and questions are voted up by other users.
These featured questions from the excellently titled Adolescent Invulnerability Scale (which has been reasonably well validated elsewhere), such as "Special problems, getting an illness or disease, are not likely to happen to me", "I'm unlikely to be injured in an accident", and so on.
The answer to that question, according to a featured article that Politico ran at the end of last week, just might be Ohio Governor John Kasich.
We previously featured his work in a featured documentary. .
In June this year, Cupich was a featured speaker at a Washington, D.C., seminar sponsored by Catholic University of America convened to question whether one could be a good Catholic and espouse libertarian economic ideas.
The wider question is whether Facebook should be seeking to control user behavior by manufacturing a featured 'public safety' expectation at all.
"But now it's a featured item".
It's a featured result.
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