(4) In 2008, President Obama, when he was a candidate for President, had this question-and-answer exchange with the Boston Globe: "Q.
Wolfowitz's boss, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, had just delivered a speech in New York and, in a question-and-answer exchange afterward, had declared that he had not seen any "strong, hard evidence" linking Al Qaeda with Saddam Hussein's regime.
Biden's surprise TV remarks were inspired by an emotional question-and-answer exchange that Biden had at an event in Los Angeles, at the home of a gay couple with two children, several days before the interview.
In his opening statement and during the question-and-answer exchange, Mr. Rumsfeld strode directly into a growing public debate over whether the Bush administration had exaggerated the imminent threat of Iraq using unconventional weapons, or sharing them with terrorists, in making the case for war.
After a lackluster question-and-answer exchange at Henning's first event, the former president encouraged him to ask some tougher questions the next night.
Chronicling a question-and-answer exchange he had with his 4 year old nephew, Johnson became increasingly emotional as he dove into why the little boy had been taught to fear the cops before even learning to read.
But only the Theaetetus offers a set-piece discussion of the question "What is knowledge?" Like many other Platonic dialogues, the Theaetetus is dominated by question-and-answer exchanges, with Socrates as main questioner.
MOSCOW — Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin spent much of his annual question-and-answer televised exchange on Thursday seeking to reassure Russians that the effects of the global economic crisis on the country would be minimal.
It appears under his byline in question-and-answer format, and the following exchange is surely significant... Campbell: What do you think of the News Of the World reporter who was recently found guilty of tapping the royals' phones?
