We parked a block north of Sunset Boulevard and went over our plan, which basically amounted to "get in their faces, ask increasingly personal and judgmental questions, photograph them intrusively, and if we run into any Brazilians, be ready to fight till the death".
But the JSA, which took months to investigate Saito's death before expelling Yamamoto, admits that parents now ask increasingly tough questions when dropping their sons off at these sometimes remote stables.
As the smart home takes shape, consumers are going to be asking increasingly probing questions about what previously-innocuous-but-now-connected-to-the-cloud home gizmos are actually doing with the data they're sniffing.
If 21st-century parenthood is not scary enough, "Growing Up Online," a documentary to be broadcast on the "Frontline" program on most PBS stations on Tuesday night, uses those real-life stories to ask an increasingly important question: What does it mean to be part of the first generation coming of age steeped in a virtual world seemingly outside parental control?
She began to lecture on writing whenever she was asked, and she was asked increasingly often.
If England complete a 4-0 serout rout in the fifth Investec Test at The Oval the question that will be asked increasingly is whether the captain, Michael Clarke, will survive or wish to continue.
As content marketing becomes more popular, sponsors and creators are being asked increasingly about the value of such content compared with what is deemed to be objective content that appears in conventional publications.
Then there's Andrew Mitchell, an opponent of human rights reforms who is asking increasingly troublesome questions.
And though elections remain an anathema to them, on the grounds that God, not man, should dictate how his realm is governed, acolytes on websites are asking increasingly awkward questions about political participation.
