"When a child asks you something, answer him, for goodness' sake," Atticus tells his brother.
Not quite the union, since that would not be a consequence relation, but something answering to the intuitive idea of a consequence relation embodying the combined logic of conjunction and disjunction.
At times what he has to say is overtly political, as in "Aprile," when he implores, comically, desperately, a tongue-tied opponent of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who is monopolizing a TV show, to "say something, answer, say something left wing, say something even not left wing, something civilized".
We have people on our site at the exact moment they need to do something: answer questions, solve problems, get inspiration for some hobby, cook something, make something, fix something.
If someone asks you something, answer them as completely as you can with your current knowledge.
[FG2; female service manager] "We can't analyse it, if we want something complex answered we give it (the data) to someone else to do for us".
When somebody tells you something, don't answer immediately and say, 'Shhh!
We write something, we answer each other.
Dale Carnegie has something to answer for.
Oil-guzzlers in rich countries do have something to answer for.
