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No good answer can be given to the questions asked earlier in this article, namely: (1) which metaphors have most generative power and could together function as a set of root metaphors?; (2) how can metaphors be combined to generate better insights into urban questions?, and (3) which metaphors are less appreciated but could lead to meaningful understanding?

Any really good answers can be forwarded to G Paltrow via her agent.

(The answer can be found below).

The answer can be varied.

As the justices demonstrated by their comments and questions when this case was argued on Feb. 29 -- a lively argument that proved a good predictor of the outcome today -- the answers can be quite subjective and often express the justices' own world view.

Answers can be given on four levels: 1 = very poor; 2 = rather poor; 3 = rather good; and 4 = very good.

The answers can be elusive.

The answers can be found below.

So to the question, "Why have the forces of evil in America grown stronger in relation to the forces of good?" an answer appears: If millions of good people can be deceived and manipulated into lending their power to an evil force, the balance of power will shift to the forces of destruction.

Asking leading questions you already know the answer to can be a good way to score points: "So it's your contention that an early curfew means I'll go to sleep earlier?

Three answers were possible: 1 = good visibility and can be evaluated, 2 = visible but cannot be evaluated, and 3 = not visible.