Yong has marvels aplenty to share, but makes room also for questions, uncertainties and disputes.
What many parents of high-achieving girls worry about is the wholesale caution, a kind of female compliance that feels horribly familiar and that too easily leads teenage girls to crush and suppress their own questions, uncertainties, furies, hunches and passions.
JLA Priority Setting Partnership (PSPs) bring together, on a level playing field, people with a disease and those who treat them, first to identify, and then to prioritise, unanswered questions (uncertainties) about existing treatments.
Silver was right to question uncertainty levels, and was absolutely correct about the possibility of systematic polling errors ― all in the same direction.
The recent elections in Afghanistan and General McChrystal's strategic review have again raised questions, doubt and uncertainty about state-building in Afghanistan.
In a report on the investigation, he cited Commander Lippold's failure to question "uncertainties" he had about the refueling facility in Aden, for instance, but he concluded that his lapses "do not rise to the level of punitive action".
But like a crime scene still under investigation, it sits off limits behind white tarp, wrapped in questions and uncertainty.
"My finest hour with the RSC, I think, was my Hamlet, directed by a woman … Hamlet is a man of questions, of uncertainty.
Amol Rajan, the editor of the Independent, sent an email to staff acknowledging that there would be a "lot of questions and uncertainty".
"We entered this quarter and this year with questions and uncertainty, in part related to the end of the iPhone exclusivity and its impact," said Richard Lindner, the chief financial officer of AT&T, during a call to analysts and investors.
