"As the video shows, he and the lawyer were laughing at his answer, and, when asked in the next question if the situations were comparable, Tom said, "Oh, come on," meaning of course not,'" the attorney states.
With production costs trimmed and profits coming in, the next question was how to expand the franchise, which they did by turning to one of the cardinal rules in processed food: When in doubt, add sugar.
This is why people like Bill Slater, 62, a taxi driver and lifelong resident, can in one breath extol the virtues of his city -- close-knit families, a can-do spirit tested with every winter storm, fine colleges -- and in the next question whether it will ever get better.
In the next question, about 30% said they'd be very or extremely concerned about riding in a self-driving car.
Thanks to this, you can now ask it "Who is the president of the United States?" and you can then use the pronoun in the next question instead of Barack Obama's full name.
I'll explain further in the next question.
So does that mean all three retailers have to agree on the winner (see more on this in the next question)?
In the next question you have a word on the left side and a word on the right side.
The majority of chiropractic, naturopathic, physical and occupational therapy students (58%) provided internally contradictory answers: for one question they stated that symptom relief was more important then functional improvement and then endorsed the opposite priority in the next question.
CROSS-LEGGED in one director's chair was Lorene Scafaria — black pants, brown high heels, amused gaze — leaning in to ask the next question.
