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One might ask: Says who?

To manage the influx, ECDC began daily briefings earlier this week, which come after a "rehearsal" with senior scientists and officials of what journalists might ask, says Michael Granatt, who was director general of government information services in the United Kingdom and is now a consultant to ECDC on communications operations.

You might ask, say, that the phone bill be paid on the 28th of the month and that the payment not exceed $90.

Seattle might ask, say, Baltimore.

"Why aren't I 50 points ahead, you might ask," Clinton says in video footage at the outset of the 30-second spot.

But at this point, somebody might ask and say, okay, you've shown me that there's no way to deviate to a pure strategy in a strictly profitable way, but how about deviating to another mixed strategy?

"Our officers are not going to be asking everyone whether they have used marijuana, but if other questions lead there - or if there is a smell coming from the car, they might ask," he said.

"All I can ask now is what state would we be in now [if that had happened]," he asked, saying it might be time to reconsider the strategy.

You might ask, "Why bother saying that to a stranger on the street?" My answer is that you say it because it's the truth, and there is nothing to be embarrassed about.

"I thought they might ask me," he said.

In the interviews Mr. Cornelius might ask James Brown to say a few words about violence in "our communities" and introduce a 19-year-old Al Sharpton.