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The Writer Responds The letters taken together bring us back to the two main questions about the liberal arts — what are they, and what are they good for?

IT MAY be a year since the fall of Lehman Brothers, but the main questions about the future of the finance industry have yet to be settled.

The main questions about Ms. Curry have always been how well she could manage the personality-oriented parts of the show, including cooking segments, celebrity interviews and self-deprecating banter.

For months the main questions about his future were whether President Bush would try to replace him when his term expired in June 2004 and whether Mr. Greenspan truly wanted to stay in the job.

He says developers had two main questions about the acquisition.

Among the main questions about respect that philosophers have addressed are these: (1) How should respect in general be understood?

Yet the main question about Sarge is why she was so lax.

JUST a few weeks ago the main question about the euro-area economy was whether it would avoid recession.

For the average citizen here, the main question about the two candidates and their platforms... was which of the two, would do for or with Europe.

Having failed to satisfy reporters, Downing Street issued a further statement that Cameron's wife and children also do not benefit from offshore funds but again left the main question about the future unanswered.

But the main question about the middle class in the immediate future will be different: how badly will it be hit by a global recession?Since the Asian currency crisis of 1997-99, the middle classes in emerging markets have known nothing but success.