The disputes with other parts of the government are not questions of which way to go, but how far.
The cover unintentionally provokes questions of which came first in the history of the new magazine: the chicken or the egg.
But calling in these agencies – especially on a "bounty basis" – raises questions of which accuracy, accountability and access are just three.
This raises a whole range of interesting philosophical and anatomical questions, of which the most urgent might be: should we be worried?
Its dramatic momentum comes not from questions of which horse will win run best, but from matters much murkier, derived from the rules of claiming races.
Mr. McCain made his proposal near the start of Tuesday night's debate, and after polls in recent days showed him falling behind Mr. Obama, partly on questions of which candidate would better deal with the economic crisis.
They said the questions of which party had the best economic blueprint, and which might have misled voters, were key factors in deciding whether to back a Liberal-led corlition or a Labor government.
Ryan's answers to the foreign-policy questions, of which there were probably too many, sounded reasonably well-informed, even as they parroted the Romney/neocon line that the U.S. needs to throw around its weight, and its armed forces, more aggressively.
"As doctors, we've paid a lot of attention to questions of which antibiotics we should use to treat what sorts of infections, but have focused much less on how long that treatment should last," said Dr. Jan Prins of the Academic Medical Center in Amsterdam.
In fact, the only reason that the questions of which party will control the Senate in 2015 is unsettled at all is that an unusual number of races in dark red states are toss-ups, despite an overall political climate that generally favors conservatives.
It raises the questions of which groups they join, and what the relations between these groups are.
