This quiz was amended on 8 August 2016 to clarify the phrasing of the first question.
While the phrasing of the first violin remained an acquired taste, Hagens responded magnificently, roused from what had been, if not torpor, then aristocratic routine in the first half of the concert.
Section 5 of Title 3 does not "require" the states to do anything, contrary to the phrasing of the first Question Presented, but merely offers to the states a safe harbor with respect to controversies regarding electors that might arise before Congress when the electoral votes are counted.
But we are left with the awkward, irresolvable phrasing of the Second Amendment: "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed".
On Saturday, there was some speculation that, with the phrasing of the second question, the Court may have reserved for itself the option of a more limited ruling, one that stops short of requiring every state to perform same-sex marriage.
The opening phrase of the first "Louange" originally accompanied a colossal jet of water.
Her sound was melting and lustrous in the long phrases of the first movement, "Phaedrus," and alluringly veiled in "Aristophanes".
Before all this frivolity erupted, the key phrase of the first leaders' debate had been "balancing the books".
The opening phrase of the first work on his program, the breezy main theme of Schumann's "Abegg" Variations, was promising, played with grace and lovely sound.
In the plaintive, halting phrases of the first movement she played with a shimmering, delicate tone and conveyed all the mystery of the music: were you actually hearing this elusive theme, or recalling it from some distant realm?
As Ms. Kirchschlager shaped the spacious, arching phrases of the first Brahms song, "Meine Liebe Ist Grün" ("My Love Is Green"), a setting of a poem by Felix Schumann, the youngest son of Robert and Clara Schumann, she conveyed the poet's evocation of a lush, sun-drenched lilac bush, a symbol of his love.
