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"If you want to think about if this man is the nominee, having the Republican nominee on the stand in court being cross-examined about whether he committed fraud — you don't think the mainstream media will go crazy on that?" Cruz also hit Trump with one of his favorite lines of attacks — Trump's conservative credentials.

The attack was echoed by Cruz, who referenced one coming case, warning that Trump's "lawyers have scheduled the trial for July" and saying the mainstream media would make hay if "the Republican nominee [was] in court on the stand being cross-examined about whether he has committed fraud".

They examined puzzles about whether God could deceive humankind, regardless of the evidence, and about whether he could render all human reasoning open to doubt.

The Government of Tanzania and the Clinton Foundation piloted this subsidized distribution model in two Tanzanian districts to examine concerns about whether the intervention will successfully reach poor, rural communities.

The panel also examined safety questions about whether Cervarix could increase a woman's risk of miscarriage or of autoimmune diseases, rare problems which Glaxo said it would follow in post-marketing studies.

Election night results showed Mr. de Blasio with a little over 40 percent of the vote, but tens of thousands of paper ballots remained to be examined, leaving questions about whether there would have to be a runoff.

The participants' exposure to depression was examined using questions about whether anyone in their family or close circle of friends had a problem like "Z" (response options: Yes, No, Don't know) and if they ever had a problem like "Z" (response options: Yes, No, Don't know).

Asked earlier whether Mr Watson should apologise, the Prime Minister said: "It's clear I think that he's got a lot of questions to answer and the House of Commons Select Committees are quite rightly going to ask him some questions so I'm sure he should answer those questions and examine his conscience about whether he's said enough so far".

Last week Mr Watson accepted he should not have repeated a comment from an alleged sex abuse survivor that the late peer was "close to evil" but on Monday David Cameron said he must go further and "examine his conscience about whether he's said enough so far" and said he had "a lot of questions to answer".

Finally, we examine the controversy about whether SMA is a disorder of splicing regulation or whether SMN has a distinct neuronal function.

We also examined whether beliefs about the social and biological causes of addiction were associated with particular views about how addiction should be treated.