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The photographs in question come from a spacecraft called the Solar & Heliospheric Observatory, or SOHO, which studies the sun.

So what has?First, the scroungers in question come from Zimbabwe, which was once part of the British empire, and is the one African country written about frequently in the British press.

The tools in question come from Attirampakkan, in Tamil Nadu, and have been dated to at least 1m years ago, probably 1.5m and possibly 1.6m, using a combination of the effects of cosmic rays on the stones themselves and a study of the magnetic polarity of the soil they were found in, which reflects datable reversals in the direction of the Earth's magnetic field.

In this case, that prize is the Man Booker, and the novels in question come from all parts of the globe, issue forth from the pens of writers both hugely celebrated and entirely unknown and range from the enigmatically spare to the tub-thumpingly expansive.

The two patents in question come from Secure Web Conference Corporation, a subsidiary of publicly-traded CopyTele.

Where did the idea for the research question come from?

Her question comes from the obituary "Rev.

This excellent question came from Hala in Washington.

This question came from Dave Allen, a disabled person.

The next question comes from Scott, calling on his cellphone.

Health Care: This question comes from Kim Viktor, of Cohoes, New Jersey.