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This is a period I could go out and make a million dollars a year, without any question.
NEWYORKER: The State of Sarah Palin
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Without any question, you've got to get a handle on health care costs.
CNN: World faces a day of financial reckoning
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And you and I know without any question the Recovery Act is working.
WHITEHOUSE: The Recovery Act �C Year One
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With regards to young people coming along, I've got proposals to make sure Medicare and Social Security are there for them without any question.
WHITEHOUSE: The White House
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But there has been a deepening of Cabinet government and particularly the Cabinet committees have worked in my view much better, without any question.
BBC: Jack Straw MP. photo courtesy Jeff Overs
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The House managers told you, without asking any question, Ms. Currie picked up the box of gifts from Ms. Lewinsky, drove to her home -- which incidentally is inconsistent with their theory, because she's going the wrong direction.
CNN: Transcript: White House Deputy Counsel Mills' statement
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So, without any agreement over the question of who, the summit is skipping to the third question: how to make the cuts?
ECONOMIST: Environmental policy
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Lord Forsyth argued that it was outrageous that the power to hold a referendum was being transferred without any final detail on the franchise, the question - or even the date.
BBC: Spectre at the feast
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In 1988, Michael Dukakis lost a double-digit lead and then the election after he answered without any apparent feeling or emotion, moderator Bernie Shaw's question as to whether he theoretically would support the death penalty for someone who raped his wife.
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But our poll question included only a straight up choice without pointing out any specific spending programs like infrastructure, school renovations, or alternative energy development.
FORBES: Voters to President and Congress: Get It Done
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Pay proposed to the board by management used to be approved without question nine times out of ten, with the chief executive usually given the benefit of any doubt.
ECONOMIST: Pity the poor, post-Enron company boss