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But their responses to two questions stand out.

Two questions stand out from this week's £28m slap on the wrist for Lloyds Banking Group.

The puzzling range of blunt, sharp and puncture wounds have their explanation in the lethal versatility of the poleaxe, with its bladed axe, top-spike and hammer (see picture).Put all this together and two questions stand out: what had happened to the men's helmets, and how could their assailants hit them so many times?

Three questions stand out.

For research, three questions stand out.

Its market capitalisation again almost matches that of Microsoft, its archrival for many years (see chart 1).The firm's centenary is an occasion to reflect on many things digital, but one question stands out: why is IBM still alive and thriving after so long, in an industry characterised perhaps more than any other by innovation and change?

The consultation may or may not ease coalition tensions on the issue but one question stands out: what happens if the conclusions agree with one half of the coalition.

Two pressing questions stand out.

Two design questions stand out as particularly important.

Four big questions stand out.

Three big questions stand out: Why did the talks collapse?