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There are certainly arguments to be made about whether movie-watching is ever simple or noncritical.

"Decisions can then be made about whether we need a separate company operating in this area".

–What types of information were needed before decisions could be made about whether or not the vessel could be recovered?

If they both do fit and are fit, a decision will then have to be made about whether to release them into the wild.

There are critically important decisions to be made about whether the country moves ahead with confidence or moves backward and becomes even more polarized.

After the hearing this week, which is the military equivalent of a grand jury, a decision will be made about whether to conduct a full court-martial.

Heirs apparent have been drafted by the Giants, San Diego, Pittsburgh and Buffalo, and decisions must be made about whether they will start immediately.

No announcements have been made about whether its investigation has concluded.

Much has been made about whether Manning has lost the top-end velocity off his throws.

He added that no decision had been made about whether to provide access to Mr. Shnayerson.

No decision has been made about whether the ban would apply to future festivals.