The leader in question, of course, is President Barack Obama.
The president in question, of course, was Grover Cleveland.
(The drug in question, of course, was nicotine, the addictive ingredient in tobacco).
The Trenet in question, of course, was the French singer Charles.
The smell in question, of course, is that of anti-Semitism.
The ball in question, of course, is Iago, of whom Ewan McGregor gives a decent, robust, if insufficiently complex, account.
The "thing" in question, of course, was the formation last month of a governing coalition including the rightist Freedom Party of Jorg Haider.
The "Jane Eyre" in question, of course, is the musical version of that Charlotte Bronte novel, which opened Sunday night at the Brooks Atkinson Theater.
The song in question, of course, is "I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)," from the 1981 album "Private Eyes".
One Democratic presidential candidate after another has taken turns denouncing this same company for all manner of ills, ranging from price gouging to influence peddling, in its work in Iraq.The firm in question, of course, is Halliburton.
