Most people answer these questions truthfully, without a sense of humor or a sense of defiance.
The UUP's defiance on the question of support for the transfer of these powers is portrayed by Ian Paisley as nothing less than a "colossal mistake".
If the Republican candidate, George W. Bush, wins in November, there is not likely to be a change in policy; nor is it clear that Vice President Al Gore would push for much change, particularly given President Fidel Castro's defiance on the question of improving relations.
But the rapturous reception, with its edge of defiance and desperation is no doubt a warming note on this chilly morn, and he answers several patsy questions (more hymns of mutual admiration) from Harriet's hand-picked candidates.
In another instance of defiance, Guevara spat in the face of Bolivian Rear Admiral Ugarteche who attempted to question Guevara a few hours before his execution.
But in an address last week, Charles W. Eagles, an Ole Miss history professor and the author of "The Price of Defiance: James Meredith and the Integration of Ole Miss," created a minor stir when he questioned the tenor of the celebration.
A solitary act of defiance?
The note of defiance was unmistakeable.
IT IS a brave act of defiance.
