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Hard hitting journalism this was not, as questions ranged from "What was it like being in a video?" to "What pants are you wearing?" The group did, however, reminisce about their time together.

The discussion ranged from what journals were already doing to address reproducibility and the effectiveness of those measures, to the magnitude of the problem and the cost of solutions.

Upon sharing that she'd lost her son to suicide and then three years later her husband to the same fate, the questions ranged from "What did you do to make God punish you so bad?" to "Did you ever mess with the occult?" and "Why did these things happen to you?" She found her friends and family weren't much better.

Over the years these questions have ranged from what Superhero you would like to be to what would you do if you were President of the United States, but tonight the question was "What are you looking for in your visit to Africa?" It was my son Colin's answer that caused everyone to pause.

Audience questions ranged from, "What's next?" and "What can we do to support you?" to "Why are you here?" The men behind the Personal Democracy Forum, Andre Rasiej and Micah L. Sifry, informed the crowd that they had reached 50-50 gender parity, as well as bi-partisan representation.

(Heather) The level of pain ranged from what was described above as discomfort, to severe pain that stopped people from undertaking many of their normal daily activities.

These can range from what products you buy in the grocery store to when you want sex.

Mr. Solin offers five model portfolios, ranging from what he describes as low risk (20 percent stocks; 80 percent bonds) to high risk (100 percent stocks).

For a second encore, he dispensed with a score and gave a wildly, jazzily modulated account of the spiritual "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot," ranging from what must have been one of his highest notes to what was surely his lowest.

After the show, student questions range from "What's up with the tape?" to "Why was Hamlet dressed in women's clothes?" (He wasn't, and besides, "pink's a power color," said David Foubert, the show's Hamlet).

There are also a raft of design issues, ranging from what the new Penn Station would look like to how a new arena for the Garden would fit into the Farley Post Office.