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1. Although, Salonga noted that interviews are also about how questions are asked.
2. Poll results can vary depending on how questions are asked.
3. :: Mangoe . " belaboring " matters is exactly how questions on sourcing should be handled.
4. C-SPAN does not participate in viewership surveys but calls and letters offer hints of how Question Time is received.
5. AOL's deals with Qwest and WorldCom also illustrate how questions about accounting at one company can spread to its partners.
6. It's difficult to find how questions in a sentence. 用how questions造句挺難的
7. Some of the amendments, they say, violated state laws on how questions are presented to voters; others are simply unclear.
8. What is its syntax for expressing a present statement of fact, and does that syntax differ from how questions are phrased?
9. I'm continually amazed at how questions that I'd think could never in a million years be answered-actually come up with reasonable responses.
10. Or was it a more complex equation that must take into account how people identified with the candidates or even how questions were framed?
11. A formal model is based on the decision-making process model of how questions are answered ( with parameters for competence, response bias and guessing ).
12. In 2000, Good and True, a comedy that " explores how questions produce more queries than answers ", was commissioned by Birmingham City Council's Forward Festival.
13. If we should decide here that it's admissible, " then " we can take the discussion back to the article talk page, and consider the whether-and-how question without being distracted by the admissibility question.
14. At a recent trade show at Bartle Hall, Adam Mertz, product marketing manager for Decision Point Systems, showed how questions on the application terminals _ and even the application " kiosks " themselves _ can be customized.
15. Latent here is the unsettling idea that people s preferences come from the outside ( from whomever has the power to shape the environment and determine how questions are phrased ), rather than from their own psychological makeup.
16. Forster's two best-known works, " A Passage to India " and " Howards End ", explore the irreconcilability of class differences . " A Room with a View " also shows how questions of propriety and class can make human connection difficult.
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