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At a campaign stop in Westchester County, N.Y., on Thursday, Mrs. Clinton faced a question from a Greenpeace activist: In the future, would she reject fossil fuel money in her campaign?
The country's major news organizations, as surprised as anybody by Donald J. Trump's ascension to the presidency, faced a question from their audiences on Wednesday that was laced with a sense of betrayal and anger: How did you get it so wrong?
The prime minister faced a question from a Conservative MP in the Commons minutes after the announcement of his removal from the party's policy board.
Facing a question from an audience member on military sexual assault, Trump stood by a tweet from 2013, in which he suggested the epidemic was a consequence of allowing women to serve in the military.
His vulnerability was shown early in the leadership campaign when, faced with a question from the supporter of a rival candidate on a television debate, he found himself promising to give up his beloved Jaguar.
Sissi also faced an uncomfortable question from Pelley over his ousting of former President Mohammed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood in a 2013 coup when nearly 1,000 of the group's supporters were massacred. .
"Alex Salmond will face a genuine question from real people [at the general election]: what's the point of voting for you?
However, even as he presses forward, Mr. Gates faces a hard question from some eradication experts and bioethicists: Is it right to keep trying?
McKenzie took much of the spotlight in Monday night's Q&A program, also facing a video question from her brother on the impact of the same-sex marriage plebiscite on his "emotional wellbeing".
The foreign secretary – who took to Twitter to condemn Trump's policy, saying it was wrong to stigmatise people on the base of nationality – faced pressure to make a statement to the Commons or face an urgent question from Labour and the SNP.
But Ms. Addleman and others said they often faced a common-sense question from users and management: Why not raise fines to make money and serve more people?
