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There was a new question to consider, however: how far was I prepared to go?

Now, a new question to ask when ordering a martini: Do you want that in a Big Gulp?

I submitted a new question to a small group of academics and activists on the left: what does the right get right?

In an earlier exchange of e-mail, Solomon had already posed a new question to Glass to allow him to get off the hook a bit.

To understand the dynamics of the issue better, we're posing a new question to our network of economists at Economics by invitation:Should China allow the yuan to rise?

"Instead, he is posing a new question: to what extent should the G.O.P. be the advocates for those struggling in the modern economy?" Throughout his campaign, Trump has made much of the dangers posed by immigration and political correctness.

A new question comes to mind.

These days, the Ad Council is confronting a new question: How to make itself heard amid all the clatter?

THERE is a new question posed to our panel in the Economics by Invitation section:Much of the recent increase in private-sector saving comes from businesses.

As federal officials delicately began to raise the specter of new biological or chemical attacks within the United States, the newsmagazines faced a new question: how to cover the public's fears without aggravating them?

But as evidence of the damage caused by dwindling telomeres piles up, she is embarking on a new question: how to protect them.