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The reason is that search results or news feeds could then be "gamed" by external operators whose objectives might be even more questionable – and would certainly be more opaque – than those of Google and Facebook.

The clinical relevance may be even more questionable when one takes into consideration that all of these techniques do require some time and effort.

For one thing, his commitment to a two-state solution has always been even more questionable than Mr Netanyahu's.

"The legal basis for attacking Khorasan in Syria is even more questionable, more in doubt than Isis," said Mary Ellen O'Connell, an international law scholar at the University of Notre Dame.

In areas where extended opening hours are only offering routine appointments, like ours, cost-savings through reduced A&E attendances or emergency admissions is even more questionable since we are not seeing urgent or acute problems – it is the latter group of patients who are more likely to go to out-of-hours services or to A&E.

The wisdom of exporting a failing model from means-tested social care to our universalist NHS is even more questionable – unless the plan of policymakers is to use it as a stalking horse for a very different kind of health service, more like social care, based on charging, rationing and much more privatisation.

Some homeowners' claims were even more questionable.

Moreover, the direction of bias is even more questionable when life-cycle bias comes into consideration.

Stating numbers without uncertainties is even more questionable if we consider the importance of the choice of impact assessment methods on the results.

And the claims about Turing being the big daddy of computing and artificial intelligence are even more questionable: both have many fathers (and a few mothers) and even without his considerable input does anyone really think we would not have computers very similar to the ones we now use?

Republicans on Capitol Hill have been signaling that they may propose legislation to speed up the FDA approval process, but whether such a bill can pass Congress is in doubt – and whether it would obtain the president's signature is even more questionable.