Which brings us back to the opening question - could there be a Holyrood veto?

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To answer my opening question: Turkish bellicosity results primarily from one man's ambition and ego.

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It's a question prompted by the opening of the expensively refurbished Royal Museum of Scotland.

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Opening up the rejected-ballot question is also a recipe for potential fraud.

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After the mayor had given his opening speech, they declined to question him - expected to last at least an hour - and moved straight to a debate and vote on the budget.

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The New York Stock Exchange orchestrated an orderly closure and opening (whether they needed to close is another question that needs to be answered).

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The other question lurking in the woodwork stems from my opening explanation about the four county councils and one unitary authorities that are going to the polls.

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This was an eye-opening experience and one that always left me asking the question - how does one, who sacrifices so much and serves their country with honor and respect, find themselves is such a helpless and hopeless state?

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The question now facing them is how to avoid a dangerous fissure opening up as a result of Monday's Commons vote on an EU referendum.

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One open question is whether the storm will further push back the museum's opening date.

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