Sixty-seven per cent had not heard of CBS at symptom onset and attributed the hallucinations to one or more of responses: sight loss (50%), mental illness (11%), Alzheimer's disease (5%) or unknown (40%) with free text answers: side-effects of medication, physical illness and real events.
From the answer side, you're presented with one question at time, which you can favorite, share on social networks, comment, or, of course, answer.
Possible answers were: right side, left side or both sides.
"It was more difficult for the media to probe any tensions that existed between the two, when the two were answering questions side by side," said Brian Windhorst, who covers the Heat for ESPN.com.
If their campaign war chests were filled with corporate cash, activists should force them to answer: Which side are you on?
Have a look at the side-by-side answers at the links above and then offer up the followup questions you'd ask either of these politicians.
A wholly unsatisfactory answer that side-stepped the question, I took this statement to mean that blocking these websites had nothing to do with bandwidth use as in the Pentagon statement and everything to do with the content.
If the other side answers nonviolence with nonviolence, great.
The answers, from either side, might not be so obvious.
Iraq was too complicated for the simple answers each political side offered.
But if the other side answers nonviolence with violence, it will eventually become clear to the public who's at fault.
