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Other studies have investigated smear outcomes after negative smears, but not specifically the question put forward by Van Wijngaarden (Van Wijngaarden and Duncan, 1993), that is, risks of abnormality detected at smears after the age of 50 years in women with a negative history before that age.

For the questions put forward by Dr. Rawal, our response is presented in this paper.

They are responses either to claims or to "yes/no" questions put forward by another person.

For example, some related questions put forward by residents could be answered only after the interview was finished to avoid bias.

That's the question being put forward by some economists and others about Mr. Bernanke, the normally restrained Federal Reserve chairman, after his comments in May and last week about the economy and the central bank's plans for eventually backing off its stimulus measures.

During the two hours lasting focus groups only one question was put forward by the panel leader: 'How would you design health care if you were in charge?' Participants were explicitly asked to think out of the box and forget potential constraints.

It depends on the questions put forward to the model.

At the end of this journey, we can try to answer to the questions put forward in the introduction.

BelknapPress; 464 pages; $29.95 and £19.95One sound reason to question the thesis, put forward by John Judis and Ruy Teixeira, about the emergence of an enduring Democratic majority has been the crucial transformation of the South from Dixiecrat to Republican.

With Hellenic Gold's announcement that hirings will be going forward as planned, the question – one already put forward by the blog antigoldgreece.wordpress.com – is: "What exactly will these new recruits be doing?" Will they just be shouting, "We're with you!" to Prime Minister Antonis Samaras?

Ms. Williams questioned the statistics put forward by the plaintiffs' lawyers and by their hired experts, who used computer tapes provided by Wal-Mart to analyze the company's employment practices.