The G.R.E., required for admission to a range of graduate programs, is a "computer adaptive" test, so that a correct answer to one question leads to a more difficult subsequent question, while a wrong answer leads to a simpler one.
At Emery Weiner, one question led to one major change that means significant improvement in the daily lives and personal health of students.
"If one question could lead to great complications in Durban, that would be the Middle East".
Bill, of course, hasn't: He tells his brother that one question has led to another, and another question has led to five.
Postwar Germany is an almost inexhaustible source of ambiguities and characters in moral crisis, a moment in history when one question inevitably leads to another, and black-and-white certainties keep turning gray.
The startling aspect is that, as one childish question leads to the next, they ask things like: "How does AIDS get into your body?" and "How come they want to have sex with each other?" For a reporter, it is a guilty pleasure to see some of the world's leading scientists squirm — or not — when grilled by a child.
But Blanc said that defining forest elephants as distinct species might solve one question, but would lead to new problems.
"You answer one question and it leads to six more".
Your likes, dislikes and your hobbies are all on display on the Web, which leads to one question - what is still private in the Digital Age?
Today this line of reasoning leads to one question: What if "The Sopranos" took place in Connecticut instead of New Jersey?
