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The company's documentation practices are stirring questions, including how the same employee can have wildly varying signatures on mortgage documents.

But sales of "Living History" also testify to Senator Clinton's own unusual, indefatigable efforts to promote it, stirring questions about the possible combination of competitive, political or financial ambitions behind her book tour.

As debate continues to simmer over the government's multibillion-dollar development project on reclaimed land in the West Kowloon district, the initiative -- intended to infuse the territory with art -- is stirring questions about Hong Kong and culture.

These are stirring questions, pointing toward a deep, buried sorrow and regret, and yet the novel itself seems as repulsed by such emotions as its narrator is.

Which raises a heart-stirring question: If our parents left India and trudged westward for us, if they manufactured from scratch a new life there for us, if they slogged, saved, sacrificed to make our lives lighter than theirs, then what does it mean when we choose to migrate to the place they forsook?

Each memory or revelation alters our assessment of the situation, sometimes drastically, stirring up questions.

He sits for an interview, barely stirring, answering questions in a deadpan tone, wearing a jowly frown that conceals occasional flashes of humor.

He blames his rivals for stirring up questions about his background, saying, "They can't win on the ideas, they can't win on the issues".