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By now an affirmative answer has been given in several cases, and some interesting variations of the problem have also been investigated.

An illuminating answer has been given by Maietti (2005) through the use of so-called monotypes (or mono-objects), that is, (dependent) types containing at most one entity or having at most one proof.

Concerning the issue whether self-reference can be avoided in deriving paradoxes, and hence whether there are genuine contradictions arising from ungroundedness, a positive answer has been given by the semantical paradox of Yablo 1995 (there are infinitely many agents a0, a1, a2, etc., each one claiming the same sentence: "at least one agent following me is lying"; but this yields a contradiction).

The answer has been given by one of the authors: 'There is something peculiar about membrane inheritance.

In some situations (e.g. in the European Union) a positive answer has been given, although the characteristics and the objectives may be periodically revised, but in others there has been limited reflection on this topic.

The answer has been given above by the term 'indirect selection': through the effect on metabolic replicators, even one replicase can 'see itself' (cf. Figure 5 – faster diffusion does not harm replicase evolution).

It is understood that the paper was ­considering buying the horse or leasing it for the day, if a favourable answer had been given.

Conflicting answers have been given on this point, and the issue is highly politically charged.

It quickly emerged in the wake of the killing that the secret services were aware of both Michael Adebolajo, 29, and Michael Adebowale, 22, but seven months on no answers have been given as to why they were not more closely monitored.

Many answers have been given over the years – I counted 26 in play, and recently a new one, the "polyphasic" concept (basically a consilience of many lines of evidence) has been introduced in bacterial and other microbial contexts, and which may apply to macrobial species too.

Various answers have been given.