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Questions would be open and generic.
It's because the questions would be irrelevant.
A final answer to any of these questions would be a landmark of human progress.
Questions would be asked, answered and asked all over again, on the broadcast.
Like a celebrity-friendly salad, those questions would be tossed around all week.
He showed Wilmer what would happen in court, what questions would be asked, what to say.
"One might have expected that the when and by whom questions would be easy to answer.
Such questions would be more appropriate for a psychologist's couch, he said.
Personal questions would be the norm, and a refusal to answer would mean missing the flight.
In a perfect world, the answer to these questions would be no.
Questions would be flashed on scoreboards so fans could play along.
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