Last week, after a home defeat to last-place Wolverhampton, Hodgson questioned the crowd and the players.
How do you serve the question?" The crowd had, impressively, quieted.
Ideally, if someone writes a good question, the crowd will agree and vote the question to the top.
This time in Canterbury, there was no need to repeat the question: the crowd answered Welby, in full-throated unity, "we will".
Whatever question the crowd threw at her, she had an informed answer, often accompanied by a multi-point plan: immigration, health care, global warming, student loans, small business, animal rights, Cuba.
Meanwhile, dramas that "portray the 'other' as protagonist," that "question the crowd as it chants 'U-S-A!' " -- which Ms. Vogel suggests should be contemporary theater's function -- were being staged in basements in Yorkville, Queens, Chicago and St . Louisby units of the German-American Bund.
Media reports suggested Specter faced tougher questions from the crowd, with many questioning whether they could trust him based on his switching parties.
Twice he interrupted the performance to solicit questions from the crowd.
Questions from the crowd reveal how horrifyingly little Nigerians have been told about the virus.
