The headline's plural reference to "questions" exceeded the facts of the article.
He also added, in reference to questions about retirement, "People ask me the age.
Mr. McGreevey, meanwhile, responded tersely with a reference to past questions about Mr. Torricelli's ethics.
"This error occurred in our haste to prepare a makeup test that was necessitated by a breach of security," the company said in a reference to test questions being shown on television.
Later Mr. McGreevey said he had been implying that the senator had been just as dependent on the same legislators for his election in 1996, and that the comment was not a reference to past questions about Mr. Torricelli's ethics.
This appears to be a reference to the questions about hell raised by some younger Evangelicals, most notably Rob Bell.
But in a reference to the question of traffic and parking, he added, "There is one thing I disagree with.
In bright yellow letters, on the opening montage of the campaign Web site for Comptroller William C. Thompson Jr., appear the words, "Will Bill?" It is a reference to the question that the comptroller is asked at nearly every turn these days: Will he run to succeed Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg next year?
To show balance, he suggested that the list of winners of the awards was the best-kept secret in America - "with the possible exception of what George W Bush did in the 70s" (a reference to the question the Texas governor is often asked about whether in his youth he had used recreational substances not manufactured by Nike).
The name of the high school in this episode, Grover Cleveland Alexander High School was a reference to a question David Duchovny got wrong during his appearance on a celebrity edition of Jeopardy.
The first is that patients often indicated that they missed a reference to time in the questions.
