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But the question of why a group of women prisoners should be doing this particular play is never answered.

That is why a group of several thousand black parents in Denver is suing the local school board for the right to be given them.

Both have sought to explain why a group of people feel and act (1) unanimously, (2) intensely, and (3) differently from the manner in which they customarily act.

It's also the reason why a group of foreign journalists is stationed in the dusty capital, Cinzeiro, quarrelling as they wait for the next bomb.

John Korff, the race organizer, came up with that idea after researching why a group of athletes backed out of the race at the last minute last year.

She visited the province regularly, said one resident, explaining why a group of them gathered on Sunday to cheer on Hidalgo as the election results came in.

Why, oh why, would a group of people actually hope that somewhere in the dark expanse, beyond the fluorescent lights of a New Jersey strip mall, there frolics — a devil?

Why should a group of essentially conservative song composers suddenly be in such demand by audiences and singers?

Why did a group of newspapers and television networks argue against the judge's decorum order last week?

But why were a group of bench players able to create wide-open looks against one of the top defenses in the league?

Yet even at the height of "Take Ivy" mania, few asked why exactly a group of Japanese men travelled to Ivy League universities in 1965 to make a photo collection of campus style.