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He was essentially asked the same question three times.
Before this committee a prisoner was essentially asked one question: "Are you still loyal to the MEK?" Anyone who responded short of total repentance and submission faced execution.
After finishing third in Iowa, she was essentially asked in a debate in New Hampshire why she was so unlikable, to which she replied, "That hurts my feelings," drawing belly laughs.
"My work started when I was essentially asked to get on stage at a rock concert in my underwear and get body painted," Merry told The Daily Mail.
If Grand Avenue was going to be the Champs-Élysées, Broad was essentially asking for the land under the Arc de Triomphe.
Bewkes was essentially asking Armstrong to leave the most successful technology company of the past decade to run one of the least successful.
I'm afraid I can't do that," it told a desperate astronaut who was essentially asking it to preserve his life.
He was essentially asking Roosevelt, who in an election with a turnout of almost 40 million had defeated him by over seven million votes, to abandon his own economic programme in favour of Hoover's approach to the depression.
In his response, Timothy S. Jost, a law professor at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Va., who also represents the interests of consumers, complained that the insurer was essentially asking the regulators "to tear up and discard" the work regulators had done to draft these rules.
He was essentially asking where he could find the keepers.
By rejecting the claim, Amazon was essentially asking the court to focus on the trademark dispute, which is meant to determine if other companies have the right to use the generic term "app store".
