The second notable question that this remarkable past and its recovery poses is: what made it disappear from serious discussion in the west?
Feistily revived elsewhere over time, the play in Bijan Sheibani's production is notable mainly for answering a question that had been doing the London theater rounds.
Another notable feature of conversations with Iraqis is that they only rarely offer any condemnation of the United States or Britain, or any personal vilification of Mr. Bush or Prime Minister Tony Blair, unless they are asked questions that invite such condemnation.
That is not just in parliament, where Margaret Hodge is notable precisely because she does what so few have dared do by asking the type of question that should be commonplace.
There's no question that Theranos has generated enthusiasm and attracted notable supporters.
The question that troubles many of the newest philanthropists, though, is whether their bequests will have a notable impact.
It was notable, for example, that Jeremy Corbyn asked about police funding at Prime Minister's Questions yesterday, rather than repeating the question that David Cameron has refused to answer seven times about cuts to tax credits.
The review, in The New Yorker, is notable less for Mr. Gladwell's view of Mr. Rattner's book, "Overhaul," than for a provocative and profound question that pervades the article: Can financiers ever do anything beyond financial engineering?
There's no question that the hardware has gotten progressively better, but these past few months have also seen some notable changes in the Nexus brand itself.
The administration procedure was similar to our previous studies [ 18, 19], with the notable difference that pictures and subsequent questions were depicted on a computer screen instead of the previously used paper and pencil version.
