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They can also ponder a final question: Does it matter, about nine years after the last confirmed sighting of Mr. bin Laden, whether he's alive?
Audiences will likely ponder a bigger mystery: why experienced actors — or for that matter, experienced moviegoers — signed on to the project.
Independent American action may ultimately be the course the nation chooses to take, but at this stage Congress and the American people deserve some time to ponder the matter and to give the Security Council a chance to act.
Beginning on Wednesday, we may ponder the matter as the Brooklyn Academy of Music presents "Rodelinda".
See articleA big askEven though the Americans and Israelis urged him to hold back, the Palestinians' leader, Mahmoud Abbas, lodged an application for full membership of the UN to its Security Council, which may ponder the matter for several weeks.
In any case there's no time to ask or ponder, no matter what some experts may instantly declaim on cable news.
I ponder these matters while tossing a stir-fry to serve my daughter as she feeds her son.
I explain my theory to Del Rey, in a roundabout way, and she nods, sings a bit of "Party in the USA" and ponders the matter for a few moments.
While I ponder these matters, my cousin Colin sends an email proposing a series of compound German nouns for the frightful environment we inhabit: AngstvollPolitick (apprehensive politics), BedenklichPolitik (alarming politics), UnglaublichPolitik (outrageous politics).
