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If an answer to these questions exists, it may emerge from the work of Helen Mayberg, a neuroscientist at Emory University.

Still, a series of unresolved regulatory questions exists and needs to be solved prior to testing these novel therapies in the clinic.

Philosophical enquiries regarding the manifestation of behaviour and the cognizance of one's existence all involve the brain, an organ around which many more questions exist than answers.

But questions exist about the quality of education at some of these institutions.

But many unanswered questions exist about whether and when one can be developed.

Many other questions exist that will help students develop both their metacognition and mindset.

The executive said that too many questions exist about Bay's health.

Bristol was "awash with data" which could have prompted questions about death rates from the late 1980s, had the mindset to ask those questions existed.

Malanga's stilted questions exist only to set up Warhol's phony answers, which Malanga lifted directly from a tourist brochure.

The US secretary of state, John Kerry said the trade deal "should not be confused with whatever legitimate questions exist with respect to NSA or other issues".

"We are unlikely to sue Gulotta, but serious legal questions exist," said Darren S. Bloch, chief of staff to Judith A. Jacobs, the Democratic presiding officer of the Legislature.