That climate silence occurred partly because the television reporters moderating the presidential debates did not pose a single question on the topic.
Mr Sandel poses a single question: has the role of markets spread too far?He argues that it has, and packs his book with examples.
"Representing to the American people that the two had an operational partnership and posed a single, indistinguishable threat was fundamentally misleading and led the nation to war on false premises," Mr. Rockefeller wrote.
IN his short documentary "Chambre 666," the German director Wim Wenders posed a single question to fellow directors during the 1982 Cannes International Film Festival, asking each of them about the future of cinema.
The referendum, ultimately scheduled for September 2014, was to pose a single, simple question: "Should Scotland be an independent country?" Opinion polls in 2013 indicated clear sustained opposition to independence by margins ranging between three to two and two to one.
According to this process, a teacher initially poses a single question in a number of ways.
The survey in Norway posed a single question about the respondents' self-rated health status: 'How do you consider your health at the moment?' with response options of 'poor, fair, good or very good'.
But the primary issue remains: How will each publisher independently confront the existential threat posed by a single bookseller with such unprecedented power?
We used the example of Carolyn, and, separately, we posed as a single woman with no children earning £12,000 before tax who works for 35 hours a week on a supermarket check-out.
Holder's own aggressive pursuit of whistleblowers and his monitoring of Associated Press reporters represent a threat to First and Fourth Amendment rights at least as profound as any posed by a single unchecked local police force.
