Especially with a single party controlling the executive and the legislative branches, there is no immediately reassuring answer to this question.
(June is interrogated by a hospital social worker after she fails to immediately answer a phone call from the school nurse about her feverish child, prompting the school to call an ambulance in accordance with state law. What?).
And what about the strongest magnet?" Simple enough questions, but to my surprise and embarrassment, these were questions I wasn't able to immediately answer.
The feature joins several other customer service features, like automated greeting messages that are triggered when the customer pings the business account, or "away" messages that can be scheduled for those times when you're not able to immediately answer new inquiries.
The Romney aide's failure to immediately answer the Ledbetter question was a bit of a head scratcher -- and not just because the law has been around for more than three years.
"Liam is a good listener," Mrs. Ivey said -- if he doesn't immediately know the answer to a question, he analyzes the clues.
This is important: Whenever you come to a problem that you don't immediately know the answer to (like if you have to think about it, or skip count to it), you may think you now know the answer because you have figured it out.
She didn't immediately answer the question.
MBTA did not immediately answer calls for comment.
Lilly officials did not immediately answer a message on Friday.
