• Tuesday in the Commons begins with Foreign Office questions - before MPs move on to detailed consideration of the Armed Forces Bill.

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  • But overall, the main message that I want to deliver before I start taking questions -- and I said this to Joe and Rhonda -- is slowly, but surely, we are moving in the right direction.

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  • Rather than focus on health care or Iraq, as previous debates have, the moderators threw an odd bag of unexpected identity-politics questions at the candidates for a full hour, before turning to high-minded policy.

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  • Before I start taking -- start with questions, I have a couple of things I want to bring up.

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  • Wednesday in the Commons begins (at 11.30am) with questions to the International Development Secretary, Andrew Mitchell, followed at high noon by prime minister's questions - the last before the summer break.

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  • Mr Morgan's successor, Carwyn Jones - no fan of Scottish independence - says these questions must be confronted before the Scots go to the ballot box.

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  • Consumers and governments world-wide have grappled with some of these questions before with the discreet cameras on cellphones.

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  • Coach Rich Rodriguez fielded four Scott-related questions at the start of the news conference before somewhat testily shutting down the topic.

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  • The 89-year-old firm was convicted in June 2002 by a Houston jury of obstructing justice by shredding tons of documents and destroying e-mails related to its client, Enron, just before the energy-trading giant abruptly went bankrupt the previous autumn when questions were raised about its financial statements.

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  • Before we get going on questions I just want to reiterate again that -- I think most of you know that we'll be doing a briefing call on Asia, on the Asia trip.

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  • U.S. Treasury Secretary-designate Timothy Geithner faced tough questions Wednesday in his confirmation hearings before the Senate Finance Committee.

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  • Smiling now, Mr Salmond said he had subsequently spoken to Dr Qvortrup - noting that he should perhaps have done so before first minister's questions.

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  • The hack came a day before Mr. Murdoch and his son James were expected to appear before Britain's parliament on Tuesday to answer questions about a growing phone-hacking scandal, in which employees of another News Corp. newspaper are alleged to have hacked into cell phone voice mail of celebrities, politicians and in one case a murdered girl.

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  • Before facing questions from a crowd of more than 30, 000, the 82-year-old Buffett toured the meeting's 200, 000-square-foot exhibit hall.

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  • Several major currencies moved sharply about 20 seconds before Friday's nonfarm payrolls report, raising questions among some traders on foreign-exchange desks.

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  • What questions should you be asking before you decide to leave your current (non-startup) job and work at a startup?

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  • Even the most talented in-house executive may be buried too deep in the weeds to ask the tough questions and offer forward-looking thinking to avoid a product becoming obsolete before it even makes it to the market.

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  • Tough questions must be asked -- and answered -- and legitimate conditions imposed before more funds are given.

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  • And before I take your questions, I want you to consider three questions I have for you -- questions about what the next 20 years will bring.

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  • He has been summoned before the Procedure Committee for a dressing-down over his department's performance in answering parliamentary questions - where figures show it has the worst record in Whitehall, with MPs waiting too long for often unacceptable answers.

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  • The programme examines the decision to use stealth taxes in the first Labour parliament of 1997, and the decision to dodge questions about tax rises in the 2001 election campaign - less than a year before the announcement of a big rise in National Insurance.

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  • The investigation posed questions to the U.S.-based retailer and will await its response before making a decision, a government statement said without giving details.

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  • Let's quickly -- I'll do a week ahead and then a couple of quick announcements before we start with questions.

    WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

  • That makes hard to dismiss with the usual ad hominem charges of "racism, " "bigotry" and "Islamophobia" the questions he believes must be asked of Lebanon-born Imad Afif "David" Ramadan before this candidate is given a mandate to represent the people of Virginia's 87th District.

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  • And so to Thursday : Vince Cable will be taking questions in the Commons, before MPs move on to the remaining stages of the Sovereign Grant Bill - dealing with the funding of the royal family.

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  • But Munira Ezzeldine, the author of "Before the Wedding: 150 Questions for Muslims to Ask Before Getting Married, " says that many of these are "fly-by-night Shahaadas, " professions of faith that are not sincere and are simply made to please the families or religious authorities.

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  • In the final stage, farm-owners have to appear before the Vermont Housing and Conservation Board in Montpelier, the state capital, to answer questions.

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  • However, the question is number 14 on the list - and it's rare for a minister to get through any more than 6 or 7 questions before running out of time.

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