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The President went on to say, "These laws also have the potential of violating the rights of innocent American citizens and legal residents, making them subject to possible stops or questioning because of what they look like or how they sound".

Men with long beards or women in Muslim veils said they feared job discrimination or police questioning because of the Ben Ali government's vigilance about Islamist politics.

The Gospel accounts have been subjected to critical scrutiny and questioning because of the extreme theological and historical significance of the issue, but none of the theories evolved has won scholarly consensus.

The chairman and vice chairman of the independent commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks said on Monday that they would ask Condoleezza Rice to testify under oath in any future questioning because of discrepancies between her statements and those made in sworn testimony by President Bush's former counterterrorism chief.

Mr. Obama went along, though his aides did insist that at least several minutes of open-ended debate occur in each block of questioning, because they believe he does well in that format.

In 1637, Rokuemon Tsuneyori himself also came under suspicion of Christianity after being denounced by someone from Edo, but escaped questioning because he was the master of the Zen temple of Komyoji.

Wolfgang von Schwedler, the principal and a graduate of the Humboldt school, vividly remembered being taken to a police station for questioning because he was the editor of a student newspaper when he attended in the 1970s.

How far afield are you in this line of questioning, because right now I feel you are absolutely clueless what to ask me?

It's a pointless line of questioning, because for most of us, these are nonissues.

But the killing prompted the General Assembly to pass a law banning racial profiling, the police practice of stopping or questioning people because of their race.

In August, the National Directorate of Security, the Afghan intelligence agency, called in the editor of a local newspaper for questioning, reportedly because of the belief that he is the writer behind Kabul Taxi.