Does it matter, for instance, that its images and its structure are far from unique?
But how much does it matter for America?
But does it matter for the ordinary, average athlete?
How much does it matter for us to get all the details right?
Does it matter, for example, that Kennedy changed his clothes "down to the flesh" at least four times each day?
And does it matter for most of the email messages between doctor and patient, if they are insecure?
How much does it matter for the U.S. to ascend to the top rung of worldwide soccer and become a serious threat to win a World Cup?
They are not in anybody's camp yet, but they have made up their minds on some issues: does it matter, for example, whether Mrs. Clinton hails from elsewhere?
So does it matter, for example, that recent polls have found a decided movement in public opinion toward protecting privacy and civil liberties and away from the government's anti-terrorism priorities?
Does it matter, for example, that until next Saturday at Sotheby's it is possible to look at the 1862 message in which Abraham Lincoln wrote to his dilatory Civil War general, George B. McClellan, urging him to take action?
Does it matter, for example, that the Obamas invited General Kelly and his wife to a White House breakfast for Gold Star families a couple of months after Robert's death, seating them at Michelle's table?
