Well, it's quite a set of questions, very exciting set of questions.
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A test score based on one set of questions is hard to compare with another score based on a different set of questions.
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Not until the second set of questions about gun control and the first set of questions on immigration did he appear to show his strongest anger power.
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But it's certainly a reasonable set of questions to ask.
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The situation involving InsideClimate News raises another set of questions.
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But Americans need answers to a different set of questions.
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I'm just trying to answer a different set of questions.
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He comes to those sessions with a set of questions.
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"This is a whole new set of questions," said Prof.
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In June, we asked financial professionals a similar set of questions.
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It leads to a very different set of questions and approaches.
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You can purchase your own set of Questions & Empathy cards here.
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Now I know, but I'm plagued by a different set of questions.
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I think there's a deep and actually interesting set of questions here.
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The degree of these differences varies across the full set of questions.
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Everyone logs in and watches a preprogrammed set of questions and answers.
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The Times asked 21 Democratic presidential candidates the same set of questions.
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A final set of questions asked about general health and medical histories.
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The Sheriff's Office did not respond to a detailed set of questions.
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The other answer is a set of questions: What are you doing?
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Every school year brings with it a new set of questions and uncertainties.
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I'm walking into a very rich set of questions without a preformed answer.
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Another set of questions gauged quality of life related to having a disease.
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" Zapar says that she refers to these last set of questions as "E.
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It'd be, max, two to three hours around a narrow set of questions.
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In both years, participants were asked the same wide-ranging set of questions.
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We have time for one more set of questions from you, the listeners.
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The final set of questions was intended to test fear of social change.
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He'll almost certainly face a long set of questions on his stance toward Russia.
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And here's another set of questions that founders and potential coin offerings should consider?
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The original Vote Compass had a much longer set of questions — about 100 questions.
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With humans involved, it raises a different set of questions: Who are these humans?
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Manafort's defense team said they did not object to the set of questions Friday.
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We tracked down the 2020 Democrats and asked them the same set of questions.
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But Abari amended this in a followup set of questions when I asked for specifics.
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It can only be two to three hours long, narrow set of questions on collusion.
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Now, you'll have another set of questions to ask — this time asking the trial team.
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Add to that a similar set of questions about the other people with Russia ties.
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The Arizona Republican has come under fire for a set of questions that seemed disjointed.
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"It'd be, max, two to three hours around a narrow set of questions," Giuliani said.
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"It's in my set of questions and why we're having this hearing today," Chaffetz said.
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From there, I develop a longer set of questions for more formal sit-down interviews.
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TS: I'm sure are gauging their willingness to ... I ask a softer set of questions.
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We sat down again with Democratic candidates and asked them a new set of questions.
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Mr. Dershowitz said that investigating discrimination against whites, however, raised a different set of questions.
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The McGortys did not respond to multiple interview requests and a detailed set of questions.
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There is a set of questions around it, around what should technology companies' responsibility be?
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Asked about actions as an adult As part of her standard set of questions, Sen.
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Margot has been filming the twins in her studio and asking them a set of questions.
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SCHOEN: Well, there&aposs a whole set of questions, of course, that have to be asked.
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Morris: I'll forgive you, but that's another crazy set of questions I've had to deal with.
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However, these pets' significantly shorter lifespans raise a whole set of questions about what comes after.
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We sat down again with Democratic presidential candidates and asked them a new set of questions.
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Augustine returned again and again to the same set of questions: Whose body is this, anyway?
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But jazz's increasing role as a commodity of intellectual cool brings its own set of questions.
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The site also offers a set of questions to ask when interviewing a potential professional organizer.
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Elsewhere, Mark Bergen and Lucas Shaw report that YouTube is wrangling with a similar set of questions.
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Yet the technique, while making the book a better read, invites another set of questions about accuracy.
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No doubt this has left you with an overwhelming set of questions about the latest must-haves.
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I wonder if that's a set of questions that's really only pertinent to people in our generation.
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Another 21 large lenders must also answer to the Fed but on a narrower set of questions.
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Thune sent CEO Mark Zuckerberg a set of questions about the feature after the report was published.
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What's more, these models tend to be rather rigid, built to handle a single set of questions.
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Each platform, organized by a guest artist-curator, revolves around a particular theme or set of questions.
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Members could even decide in advance that each set of questions would stick to a specific theme.
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You know, there's a thorny set of questions around encryption that will continue to merit thoughtful conversation.
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Last spring we asked a large pool of Democratic candidates to answer the same set of questions.
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Another set of questions tested how the students would respond to a controversial speaker that espoused "hurtful" views.
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We can see an investigation developing not around an emerging set of questions, but around a foregone conclusion.
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They will answer with a greeting, but the worker won't immediately ask you a specific set of questions.
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It lets you turn a good old FAQ into a set of questions and answers for your bot.
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How did political scientists come up with a set of questions that have been determined to identify racists?
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The race and gender gaps identified by the new study present a different and difficult set of questions.
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Every year, participants were asked one set of questions about their overall health and another about their illnesses.
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As part of this process, we will create a set of questions to consider before publishing sensitive images.
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But the final set of questions, on policy preferences, might be the most important of all: So what?
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I wanted to ask a different set of questions: Exactly what would Stein want to do if elected president?
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A whole other panicky set of questions we're gonna all have to wait on a bit to be answered.
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Debates between fandoms — Star Trek and Star Wars, say — are an endless set of questions with no objective answers.
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Last week, OkCupid released a new set of questions relating to issues that we're all talking about right now.
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"It is quite a substantial set of questions we've been asking about Marketplace and how that works," she said.
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I asked the girls the same set of questions, some of which I pulled from school workbooks available online.
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Instead of going in with my own set of questions, I decided to crowdsource them from Facebook and Twitter.
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For this article, they responded to an initial set of questions by email, then stopped replying to follow-ups.
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But Brandenburg was left with a much grimmer set of questions: How many people are going to get hospitalized?
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And the death of a pedestrian is different from the death of a driver, raising a different set of questions.
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But the Oculus Quest announcement has raised its own set of questions, some strictly practical, others sweeping and open-ended.
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The statement was provided in advance of McAleenan's Senate confirmation hearing, in response to a set of questions by Sen.
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Bringing television this far into the mobile era raises a new set of questions about what we're comfortable having tracked.
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The conference will also have a standardized set of questions that each member university must use before accepting a transfer.
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Savoini did not respond to a request for comment and a detailed set of questions emailed to him by BuzzFeed News.
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The survey tracks sentiment on a set of questions and adds a new one or two each week as developments require.
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Astrology enthusiasts, however, have a very different set of questions on their minds: What are their sun, moon, and rising signs?
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So we called up eight eclipse chasers and talked to them for hours, asking them all a similar set of questions.
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The ABI, which represents the insurance sector in Britain, said it would respond to the parliamentary committee's "pertinent set of questions".
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Any switch should begin with a set of questions: Will I pay a bunch of A.T.M. fees with any new institution?
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But the President agreed to answer a limited set of questions in writing regarding matters that occurred before the 2016 election.
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The first set of questions, nine in total, measured the feeling of being chronically overextended or emotionally fatigued in the workplace.
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In 2015, upon graduating from college and beginning my career in publishing and media, I faced a new set of questions.
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Another great set of questions that elaborate on some of these is A Finder's Guide To Facts from National Public Radio.
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" He apologized, saying, "with the benefit of hindsight, I wish we had moved faster and asked a different set of questions.
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The required set of questions only takes about five minutes to complete, and then you're ready to start playing Bachelor or Bachelorette.
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One set of questions this immediately surfaces is what should be done in the short term to fix the law's immediate failings.
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The script included a branching set of questions, so each evaluation would be unique based on a given guest's responses and reactions.
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There are a set of questions that transcend specific public policy issues, and the gutter in which those issues have been discussed.
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Across the United States, therapists and patients are suddenly grappling with a whole new set of questions: Is telemedicine covered by insurance?
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The new revelations also came a week after Mr. Trump's lawyers provided Mr. Mueller with written responses to a set of questions.
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Over time, I developed a set of questions that built on one another and got people talking to each other as well.
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OPEC faces a new set of questions after winning output cuts from non-members and members of the oil cartel in recent weeks.
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Now comes news that it will have to restate its financial statements for 20173 and 2017, which raises a new set of questions.
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Wheeler may also be in for another set of questions about whether he plans to leave his post alongside President Obama in January.
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Trying to piece together a single line of thought from what was an incredibly wide-ranging set of questions and answers, is impossible.
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We started with a basic set of questions that we know from psychometric work are very good at measuring these five personality factors.
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As part of that commitment, he said it began asking a new set of questions to companies it considers taking a stake in.
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In fact, the entire "self-driving car" setup is mostly just a novel way to bring attention to an old set of questions.
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But some of the sources said the inquiry was part of a much broader set of questions about State Department operations, programs and funding.
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It adds up to a set of questions hovering over the May 22 primary, and — if Evans is successful this month — the general election.
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As the Russian superstar returns to the court, a different set of questions arise regarding how she will fare after such a long layoff.
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In another set of questions, researchers also gleaned if and to what extent participants felt disapproval, angry, outraged, annoyed, and disgusted toward the subject.
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But some State Department officials described the inquiry as part of a much broader set of questions about State Department operations, programs and funding.
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Instead, the President's defense team held off a court fight by responding in writing to a set of questions from Mueller just before Thanksgiving.
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During the first set of questions posed to Mueller, the former special counsel reiterated his report's findings that his investigation did not exonerate Trump.
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Drivers being asked either set of questions were generally able to maintain a straight course or a course on par with "normal" driving conditions.
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Then there is a separate set of questions about what kind of policy changes or prevention efforts actually reduce gun-related deaths and injuries.
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"Every day it seems like a new set of questions pops up," said Dennis Tajer, a spokesman for the union representing American Airlines pilots.
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Baicker says the evidence needs more scrutiny: "The next set of questions we're going to answer [will] dig into emergency department use," she said.
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They were guided by a set of questions, prepared with the advice of social psychologists, that were designed to encourage honest and civil conversation.
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I think it's going to be a really important set of questions about how people view themselves and questions of beauty and self confidence.
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Zuckerberg now has a whole new set of questions to address: Was Facebook transparent enough with users about how their information would be used?
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He has eliminated daily encounters with reporters, and when he does meet with them, he takes a limited set of questions from preselected journalists.
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In addition to a core set of questions asked nationally, the C.D.C. allows states to choose from several optional questions to ask their residents.
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Then, a few weeks ago, I reached out to Brian, wondering how things were, and asking if he could answer another set of questions.
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Jain says, armed with this information, they can convert these documents into a structured set of questions and answers and feed that to the chatbot.
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The ladies played a "tumbling tower" game with super-big blocks (think Jenga, but on a large scale), and answered an oddball set of questions.
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In coming out as bisexual, Rosa faces a different set of questions and problems than she would have if she had come out as gay.
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Parties exist to distil a complex set of questions into a binary choice; it is impossible to imagine a big democracy staying healthy without them.
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For example, a September 2015 Pew survey asked a related but different set of questions about immigrants that produced results more favorable to Trump's prospects.
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This interview style is effective, she explains, because recruiters are better able to assess and compare answers based on the same standard set of questions.
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"While potential investors typically come armed with their own set of questions, it's paying attention to the right line of questioning that signifies a fit."
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Those conversations would be challenging, but they could be structured with an agreed set of questions that both parties say they want to explore together.
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Each week we ask a different famous and/or interesting person the same set of questions in a bid to peek deep into their psyche.
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This invites a set of questions that every gathering needs answered: What do we need in this moment and how might we gather around that?
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On the other hand, while the extent and specific details of the DHS program remain unclear, its existence raises a much broader set of questions.
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Both series, like "Battlestar Galactica" before them, belong to an old sci-fi subgenre — the rise of the machines — with an established set of questions.
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CNN first reported Friday that Kelly, who reportedly is on the verge of leaving the White House, answered a "narrow set of questions" from Mueller's investigators.
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Yet the special counsel's rebuke raised a new set of questions about what was actually in dispute: the entirety of the report, or certain details within.
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The reasonable response is to press forward and ask a wider set of questions about Trump's potentially corrupt dealings with a bigger set of foreign leaders.
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All that begs a simple set of questions: What is driving growth at Salesforce, and can the company possibly sustain the run it has been on?
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We are still very early into Libra's life — it is, after all, still a proposal — and there is an endless set of questions left to answer.
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The conversations themselves are all sort of off-point, even when you start to realize that there are a set of questions that I'm asking everybody.
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This felt like an opportunity to create a whole other set of questions, and really help put the audience in the same shoes as the Runaways.
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After subjects answered a set of questions — including about their racial backgrounds — the people doing the interviews ranked their attractiveness on a scale of 1 to 5.
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Each week, we ask a different famous and/or interesting person the same set of questions in a bid to peek deep into his or her psyche.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on Tuesday released a detailed set of questions for the carmaker about its automated driving system, particularly the emergency braking function.
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Here's a set of questions that will be on the minds of many people in Washington and elsewhere as Trump's battle of wills with Mueller plays out.
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Trump ultimately refused to agree to a sit-down interview with Mueller, but he did submit written answers to a limited set of questions late last year.
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Weaving together his personal and critical reflections, Hajdu tries to answer a vexing set of questions: When we talk about pop music, what precisely do we mean?
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The second, from March, was the response to the long and confidential set of questions Amazon gave the 20 cities it had put on a short list.
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Each week we ask a different famous and/or interesting person the same set of questions in a bid to peek deep into his or her psyche.
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By asking myself the following set of questions, I was able to take a step back and view my former romantic partner from a different point of view.
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NASFAA has proposed creating a tiered application that offers applicants a customized set of questions, rather than sticking with a blanket approach for applicants from all income levels.
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To that end, Leake said he's been asking clients to consider the same set of questions as they begin to confront the uncertainty of COVID-19's impact.
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Instead, Colombia moved toward a new set of questions: How should the country tackle the corruption scandals that have hit it, along with other countries in the region?
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My approach is to figure out a story that I can tell my students, a narrative — or at least a set of questions — that can unite us all.
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In general, I think the way this works is they ask a set of questions, and we go and do investigations, and turn up whatever we find. Okay.
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Function Of Beauty asks customers a set of questions, then its machines fill bottles with a unique combination of ingredients, and even prints the customer's name on the bottle.
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" When I posed a similar set of questions to an assistant professor of computer science and game design, he reflected, "It seems like being detained would be pretty unpleasant.
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Secondly, our ongoing survey is tracking sentiment amongst key entrepreneurs and investors on a set of questions and adds a new one or two each week as developments require.
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They asked a detailed set of questions about the jobs they'd held since graduation, how many hours they worked, where they worked, and what they had earned each year.
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The answers to the next set of questions — including topics like requiring background checks to buy a gun, sending troops to foreign wars, restricting the NSA — produce candidate recommendations.
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It's hard to deny a legislative function when a member of Congress announces and directs the investigation by listing a set of questions to be answered by the investigation.
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Jeff Duncan of South Carolina literally just held up the U.S. Constitution and recited the first amendment to Zuckerberg... We are onto our FINAL set of questions from Rep.
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They might conduct an interview over, say, Skype, or send a company-branded link to a set of questions whose answers the candidates can record on their computer's webcam.
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They also included a set of questions about more significant discrimination: I have been treated unfairly because of my race at my job, in housing or by the police.
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For at least an initial set of questions, Mueller's team agreed that Trump could answer in written form, rather than orally — minimizing the chances for an off-the-cuff misstatement.
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I don't always have a specific set of questions, but I am looking for whether your eyes light up when you're talking about 80 percent of what the job requires.
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This was beyond exciting for Horvath and his team, and it also posed a whole new set of questions about both brain function and marijuana's ability to act on it.
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The debate over official data is one facet of a still broader set of questions: How should sports data from any source, official or unofficial, be regulated, monitored and purchased?
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While his "Self-Portrait in Black and White" begins with assertions of his blackness, it evolves into a rich set of questions occasioned by the birth of his first child.
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Similarly, as CNN reported in December, White House lawyers initially objected to Mueller's request to interview Kelly, who ultimately responded to a narrow set of questions from special counsel investigators.
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In a response to a set of questions from Forbes, the Commerce Department called any misunderstanding "unfortunate" and refused to provide additional information, citing Ross's following of financial disclosure rules.
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I woke from "The Heavens" as I hope to emerge from any work of fiction: moved and unsettled, a new and intoxicating set of questions alight on the mind's horizon.
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I woke from 'The Heavens' as I hope to emerge from any work of fiction: moved and unsettled, a new and intoxicating set of questions alight on the mind's horizon.
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But, as potentially the first African-American first lady, I was also the focus of another set of questions and speculations; conversations sometimes rooted in the fears and misperceptions of others.
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By updating the app, Ovalers will be able to go through an initial set of questions about what type of investor they are and will be encouraged to share with friends.
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Clinton, meanwhile, will have a fresh set of questions to answer around newly released hacked emails and fresh revelations about her use of a private email server at the State Department.
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You probably haven&apost read it, either of you, but he seems to leave open the possibility of a very narrow set of questions, if it can be narrowed, on obstruction.
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Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the panel, said that the distinctions between Twitter and Facebook -- namely anonymity on the site -- mean the committee will have a different set of questions.
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Support for an impeachment inquiry among college students increased by 24 points since MayAxios and College Reaction asked college students the same set of questions regarding an impeachment inquiry in May.
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Kelly responded to a narrow set of questions from special counsel investigators after White House lawyers initially objected to Mueller's request to do the interview earlier this summer, the sources said.
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"Because that's an internal deliberations that weigh on — you know we don't want to go into talking about the process because it's a never-ending set of questions," the official replied.
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She's joined by just cello (Tomeka Reid), piano (Aruán Ortiz) and vocals (Fay Victor, whose boundless singing style that seems to be asking a different set of questions in every song).
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In fact, there could be a separate set of questions and requirement to disclose additional information for foreign entities or U.S. entities with foreign ownership within the current LDA reporting framework.
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Each case appeared to raise a similar set of questions about the new policy for Judge Jonathen Scott Simpson, and the hearing culminated in a dose of skepticism from the judge.
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The controversy over Trump's presidency, including the reluctance and refusal by some Republican elites to endorse him, has created a new set of questions surrounding the collective accountability for the ticket.
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These epilogues not only tie off outstanding narrative questions, they also pose a deeper, more pressing set of questions about the social changes that have occurred in the decade since Homestuck began.
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Cellebrite declined a request for comment, and did not answer an emailed set of questions about the company's vetting of customers, nor the absence of any human rights clauses from the EULA.
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But this recently has evolved to ask a different set of questions and apply its reasoning to 21st century leaders and audiences that include private-sector investors, nation states and even voters.
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But if it is the future, it will open up a whole new set of questions about policing and surveillance — and how much we really want America's most wanted in our pockets.
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The FTC simultaneously ordered eight manufacturers of mobile devices to respond to a detailed set of questions about how they update the devices' security protections and keep customers informed of those updates.
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It also gives volunteers what's called "dynamic scripting," a tool that prompts different pitches to voters depending on their answers to a set of questions, information instantly sent back to RNC headquarters.
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With that question seemingly answered and a gaping rabbit hole of fan pain about a healthy-and-peaking Rose, Butler, and Noah together, there are a new and uncomfortable set of questions.
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A survey this month asked a different set of questions but found that 49 percent of people agreed that Australia Day should not be held on a date Aboriginal people find offensive.
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The unexpected surfacing of the documents has raised a whole new set of questions, not only about Ms. Franklin's intentions, but about the validity of wills that are unwitnessed and roughly drafted.
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Volunteers would use it to find sympathetic voters, knock on their doors, and ask them a predetermined set of questions, typically about whether they were likely to vote for a specific candidate.
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In a 1997 study, State University of New York psychologist Arthur Aron separated two groups of people and paired them off, giving each duo 45 minutes to answer a set of questions.
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And I remember something that happened that night, something that raised an equally disorienting set of questions about ethics, not aesthetics, that I'd like to try to unpack now, after all these years.
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In it, a future America (2008), decides to reduce voting to a statistical model that extrapolates the outcomes of all elections based on a set of questions answered by one, extremely representative person.
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And while those who read Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons's comic (or anyone who's skimmed the series' IMDB page) might know who Irons is, his identity creates a whole new set of questions.
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Saying it was because I'd power-walked back and forth outside of the shop for thirty minutes to make sure the place was legit would've just raised an entirely different set of questions.
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Dimmock: We didn't go into what we thought was a corrupt police department in hopes of unearthing something we were going to expose, but we did go in with a set of questions.
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We asked ourselves a set of questions during that meeting and during the process that's followed: How do we create a culture and climate on our campuses that embraces and celebrates gender equity?
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For those that move forward, the next step is a virtual interview: a pre-recorded interview with the students responding to a set of questions that they read off of their computer screen.
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But creating a long-term sustainable version of civilization in the Anthropocene raises a new and profound set of questions that remain hidden to us when we stay fixated on saving the Earth.
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Both are journalists, both have lived outside the country and returned with their own set of questions about what it is that keeps conversations in Australia from going as deep as they could.
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Journalists were discussing the fact that the jury had asked just one substantive set of questions during their entire week of deliberations, on Tuesday, but had not given any sign of being deadlocked.
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House Democrats on Thursday unveiled a narrowly tailored set of questions that they say will guide their public impeachment hearings, with a focus squarely on President Donald Trump's behavior in the Ukraine saga.
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Here's a condensed and edited set of questions and answers to help better describe what all that oil money may buy: TechCrunch: Why is Piva's first fund $250 million, and not, say, larger?
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Hours later, the court's decision was suspended to allow the government to ask the Supreme Court to take up the issue, leaving Luz and others with nothing but a new set of questions.
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We contacted every named former Hogwarts student from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001) through to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 (2011), and asked them a simple set of questions.
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A set of questions also follows (as it does in each of the letters): have there been any complaints along these lines, or are there any obvious problems with the tech under current laws?
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An employee might share that they're feeling unwell, and a provider would follow up within minutes to ask a set of questions and figure out whether the patient needs to be seen in person.
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In a 1997 study, State University of New York psychologist Arthur Aron and colleagues separated two groups of undergrads and paired them off, giving each duo 45 minutes to answer a set of questions.
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In other words, companies pouring money into studying a certain food and a specific set of questions about that food pushes the research agenda in a particular direction — one that the food companies favor.
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A subsequent set of questions from BuzzFeed News asked Fly Apps to comment on the fact that Google removed advertising accounts associated with websites and apps it found had received high levels of fraudulent traffic.
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Yet following the U.K. vote to exit the European Union, a new set of questions is arising around the company's business — namely, how big a dent the Brexit may have on its revenues and profits.
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Representative samples of people in four large countries with differing demographics, religious traditions and levels of development (America, Brazil, Italy and Japan) were asked a set of questions about dying and end-of-life care.
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I sat down over Christmas break about two years ago, and I just only wrote for a week because, just like with early-stage companies, there's a same set of questions over and over again.
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Each week we'll select an engaging Times graph and pair it with a simple set of questions — asking students what they notice, what they wonder, and what they think is going on in the graph.
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A further set of questions probed the mental health of respondents, finding that greater income had no effect, although in related work, the same authors find that lottery winners are prescribed fewer mental health drugs.
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The company will also have an on-boarding process that includes a different set of questions geared toward risk appetite, and other controls to ensure the app is "keeping people on sound footing," he said.
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Obviously your first set of questions on the macro if the macro continues to be to be more negative in terms of sentiment that will have negative implications for IPOs because IPOs are really risk pricings.
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What separates this method from typical job interviews is that instead of asking questions catered specifically to a candidate's resume, the same set of questions are used to assess every candidate interviewing for the same job.
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While there were few bombshell revelations, Zuckerberg did answer a far-reaching and diverse set of questions ranging from whether Facebook is a monopoly to whether the company would ever consider an ad-free paid version.
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But Sessions, who was a top surrogate for Trump during the campaign, did not disclose these discussions despite a persistent set of questions from Democrats and some Republicans about Russia during multiple hearings on Capitol Hill.
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If we want to understand the dog or catlike qualities in candidates, we should be asking them a different set of questions: How much do you think a president can change the flow of world events?
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We've shrunk the political process to such a narrow set of questions, and that's in the interests of both the far right and the far left, both of whom want to blow up system and undermine it.
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The screening tool is a set of questions that inquire about an individual's contact history, travel history, and symptoms, and is designed to better clarify the risks an individual may have for contracting the disease, Taylor said.
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Prosecutors' concerns in the Buryakov case were laid out in hearing transcripts and court documents, including a set of questions they sought to submit to Buryakov regarding his representation by a lawyer from the law firm White & Case.
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After drilling through a quite extensive set of questions, many of which appeared to relate to the answers I'd previously given, the Ada app provided three possible conditions, and advised that they could be successfully treated at home.
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Salvini did not respond to a request for comment and a detailed set of questions emailed to his office this week, including whether the government had funded Savoini's or D'Amico's participation in his delegation to Moscow last July.
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Wondering if San Antonio can now defeat the Golden State Warriors or Houston Rockets in a playoff series opens up a darker set of questions, particularly without enough cap space to frolic through next summer's star-popping bonanza.
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It was a confusing, poorly conceived set of questions: The Issei could not become American citizens because of the discriminatory naturalization laws of the time, and would effectively be rendered stateless if they answered yes to the second.
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The data is gathered mainly by sending each household a form to fill out, asking a set of questions about everyone who is living there on a particular date, including their sex, race, age and many other details.
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In his inquiry, the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, has pursued a basic set of questions: How did Russia, on the orders of President Vladimir V. Putin, wage a campaign to illegally influence the 2016 presidential race?
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All of which opens up a larger set of questions around how the Korean pop music industry needs to evolve and adapt as it goes global, and increasingly faces the sometimes awkward, occasionally catastrophic outcomes of cultural convergence.
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Following a short set of questions to understand the business a user wants to start, the platform offers free filing of incorporation documents, and is fully automated so that filing is as fast as the government can process paperwork.
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But in recent years, a new class of corporate power has begun to shape our world, prompting a new set of questions: Why have we allowed the internet's information monopolists to seize so much control of our digital lives?
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But because Talkspace is dealing in health care, it raises another set of questions as well: if an app dictates much of how clinicians talk with patients, and totally controls access to client records, is it just a platform?
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So now the question is, all right, so there's a whole set of questions around that that we could get into, but but then Jonathan Zittrain: For which we did talk about enough to reopen it, the personalization exploitation.
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But that raised a different set of questions about the environmental impact of air conditioning an open-air arena in a city where the haze of polluted air already hangs over an island of skyscrapers in the business district.
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With this in mind, the first set of questions for either candidate has to be — what is your evaluation criterion for use of military force, either against a foreign nation or for some other purpose (humanitarian assistance for example)?
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At The 8th Floor, curator Sara Reisman, former director of New York City's Percent for Art program, has put together a compelling and well-conceived survey of past and present performance art that poses a related set of questions.
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Second, according the Washington Post, Huntsman has traveled to Russia with regard to interests that his family business has there — which is likely to open yet another set of questions about potential conflict of interests in the White House.
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That means consumers won't have to go through the hassle of filling out endless amounts of paperwork or having to answer a set of questions they didn't know the answers to the last time they got a new insurance policy.
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But the group says that over the weekend, two of its investigators in China disappeared and one was arrested there, raising yet another set of questions regarding the ethics of having a presidential administration with extensive business interests in foreign countries.
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The group read a set of questions inquiring about the biennale's lack of response toward recent allegations of sexual abuse by one of the biennale's cofounders and prominent members of India's art world, Riyas Komu, and prominent contributor, artist Subodh Gupta.
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Another set of questions center on how likely it is that a person with a past conviction will commit another violent act, as well as identifying at what point an ex-offender should once be considered part of the general population.
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Yet the statement released by Peter Carr, Mueller's spokesperson, was so vague that it raised its own set of questions about what exactly is in dispute — and whether Mueller was knocking down the entire story, or only parts of it.
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For too long this Manichean conservative narrative, even when reasonably applied, has stood in the way of a more challenging set of questions about free speech on campus: Is there really a "marketplace of ideas," and does it actually work?
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The lawmakers provided a set of questions for Khosrowshahi to answer, including when Uber first learned of the hack, what regulators Uber has spoken with about the matter and what Uber has done to mitigate the impact of the breach.
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The senators also set a March 24 deadline for DeVos to submit to the committee answers to a set of questions about her perception of federal civil rights laws and how the Education Department views its responsibility to protect students.
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This includes ensuring there are women are on the slate of candidates and on the interviewing team when hiring and using a standard set of questions where responses to each question are evaluated and scored in real time throughout the interview.
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Unlike nearly every other question in the broad-ranging survey, answers to this set of questions didn't show a divide between Republicans and Democrats, making it clear that in 28, disdain for social media companies is a rare bipartisan position.
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CN: Yeah, I think there was a really good set of questions in there about how Facebook tracks people around the web and why they do it, both people who have Facebook accounts and people who don't have Facebook accounts.
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He said the company decided to focus on help desk tickets because they saw data when they were forming the company that suggested a common set of questions, and that would make it easier to interpret and resolve these issues.
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The weekend's viral video brings a new layer to the ongoing Sinclair saga, and it raises a fresh set of questions about the independence afforded to Sinclair-owned networks and reporters and what viewers do and do not realize they're seeing.
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But beyond this election, Sanders' newfound clout will confront him with a much different set of questions, stemming from this basic challenge: How can he continue to harness the enthusiasm that defined his candidacy beyond the time-limited scope of a campaign?
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Benjamin Brafman, Shkreli's lead lawyer, on Wednesday told Brooklyn U.S. District Court Judge Kiyo Matsumoto during a hearing that he wants a special set of questions posed to would-be jurors in addition to the normal array of queries asked of them.
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Giuliani appeared to be in negotiation mode and interested in stoking a media frenzy Wednesday and Thursday, telling news outlets that any investigative interview of Trump wouldn't be longer than two to three hours and would have a narrow set of questions.
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The idea that good health and stamina can be distilled into responses to a scripted set of questions — low prostate-specific antigen (PSA), normal heart ultrasound and cheer-worthy testosterone — is as much a fiction as any prime-time medical TV drama.
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Underlying the Syria issue is a set of questions that have animated every major debate over foreign policy for a century: What is America's role in the world, what are its obligations, and what happens if it falls short of meeting them?
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On Monday, Senator Mark Warner issued a set of questions to the ride-sharing company regarding the hack and its failure to inform both regulators and its own users, even as the company allegedly shared information of the breach with potential investors.
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As the tax cut debate shifts into high gear, much attention is being focused on one set of questions: Will cutting taxes generate sufficiently rapid economic growth to have the tax cuts pay for themselves, as the administration's tax cut proponents are claiming?
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The Associated Press earlier Thursday reported that Giuliani said obstruction-related questions were a "no-go," but Giuliani told BuzzFeed News that only referred to his position as to the first set of questions — not total opposition to Mueller asking Trump about those issues.
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"After applying, some candidates will be invited to participate in an online assessment—a set of questions that provide a sense of a candidate's hard and soft skills, specific to the role they applied for," said Meghan Reibstein, Amazon's Student Programs Leader, over email.
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It could also be deployed to prevent the thoughtless dispersion of content: before being able to share or retweet a given piece of content, a user would have to correctly answer a small set of questions to demonstrate they had really read or viewed it.
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It goes through a set of questions—based somewhat loosely on this idea of there being 36 Questions That Will Make You Fall In Love—and gives you randomly generated tasks to do while answering them, like holding hands or looking into each other's eyes.
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Those candidates themselves have been screened in advance with a set of questions that help place them into more ordered categories based on what they are looking for in a job experience, and what they are qualified to do (based on what they studied).
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It's possible that Trump got his intel from another agency — such as Homeland Security Investigations, which is part of Immigration and Customs Enforcement — and that CBP simply didn't know anything about it (which would raise its own set of questions about inter-agency intelligence-sharing).
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In a brief set of questions after the cross-examination, Kim Berger, a lawyer with the attorney general's office who had conducted the earlier direct questioning of Mr. Tillerson for the state, pressed him on a specific set of Canadian projects that were cited in the lawsuit.
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Few skills/apps that we have used earlier are good but most of them keep asking the same set of questions but in a different sequence and after using them for a certain time one can guess the questions but 1-2-3- math is different.
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It's hard to predict what kind of legislation will come out of Ontario's crackdown; there are a number of different approaches the government could take, all with their own set of questions about whether they would be effective and potential criticisms about government interference, said Moore.
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But what we can see so far is enough to reset the colonial and rather condescending interpretations of Choucair's work, and to start analysis again with a fresh set of questions in which historical claims and narrative forms become secondary to the primary preoccupations of the artist.
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Diana Mutz, a political scientist at the University of Pennsylvania, used a representative group of around 1,200 voters polled on the same wide-ranging set of questions in October 2012, just before the re-election of President Barack Obama, and in October 2016, just before Mr Trump's victory.
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Underscoring their criticisms of how the FCC has handled the process, they included a set of questions for Hunt to answer, addressing details such as when the FCC became aware of the fake comments and if the agency is complying with the New York state attorney general's investigation.
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But by thrusting the primary into a dramatically new phase, the Iowa caucuses have raised a new set of questions, which hinge less on what the outcome of the delegate race will be than on what, if any, long-term damage the party will suffer as a result of its Trumpification.
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But as Vox's Kelsey Piper explained at the time, these moral tradeoff questions, while interesting, don't really get to the heart of the safety debate in self-driving cars: [The] entire "self-driving car" setup is mostly just a novel way to bring attention to an old set of questions.
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The survey's questions about monetization came as part of a larger set of questions aimed at asking people how they use their personal profile pages, what kinds of things they share there, and whether their Facebook friends comprise mostly real-life acquaintances or people the user has never met in person.
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Thandie Newton's performance as an increasingly empathetic and vengeful Maeve is the best part of the show, and while Shogun World raises its own set of questions, they're not the kind that will drive the internet crazy with fan theories that won't be validated until the third episode of Westworld season 5.
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Schatz, who also sent a letter to Equifax demanding answers to a more comprehensive and detailed set of questions, is a part of a clutch of lawmakers and government officials who want more information about the Equifax cyberattack in which the personal information of as many as 143 million Americans was compromised.
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"The administration is facing a set of questions that all previous U.S. administrations have faced in the last 18 years," said Alyssa Ayres, who served in the State Department during the Obama administration and now is a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, a nonpartisan think tank based in Washington.
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One study done in South Africa, Mexico, and Guatemala showed that community health workers using a set of questions on a piece of paper or a mobile phone app could visit patients in their home, ask the questions, and determine whether the patient is high-risk as effectively as a doctor or a nurse.
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It's a movie based on a book about a movie, and each level of that matryoshka doll comes with its own set of questions as to authorial intent—both in terms of how we are meant to feel as an audience, and how much we can or cannot accept from an artist for the sake of art.
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A core set of questions is why the Trump administration has elected to rely on section 2900 on a sustained basis among the broad range of other available trade law remedies, what we can expect from these proceedings, and what the implications are of repeatedly playing the "national security" card in connection with U.S. trade policy and the international trading system.
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Marathon runners crumbled in the heat, and while Qatar's much-vaunted air-cooling technology ensured athletes inside the Khalifa International Stadium remained comfortable, that raised a different set of questions about the environmental impact of air conditioning an open-air arena in a city where the haze of polluted air already hangs over an island of skyscrapers in the business district.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (R-Texas) asked a detailed set of questions about Facebook's market dominance based off research from New York University, which Facebook sidestepped with the exact same answer it provided to Sen.
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Having saddled itself with an impossible set of questions, "How do we honor the dead, and when do we let go?" and "Is it mad to mourn the dead, even those you are not personally responsible for?" chief among them, Winchester at some point comes up against the enormity of these concerns and their ramifications, and falls back into special effects and supernatural terror to shift the conversation.
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The revelation by Rudy Giuliani that his client reimbursed his longtime personal attorney Michael Cohen for a $130,000 hush money payment to porn actress Stormy Daniels contradicted Trump's own previous denials that he knew anything about the deal — and, despite Giuliani's intent to tamp down concerns that the October 2016 payment violated campaign finance laws, raised a whole new set of questions about whether Trump failed to disclose a personal loan.
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On the movie's opening night, ticket-buying attendees in five or six of those cities (chosen at random) are polled on a simple set of questions using the CinemaScore ballot: The information that CinemaScore collects is fairly granular, including not just a rating of the movie but also the gender and age range of the audience member, their reasons for attending the movie, and their likelihood to buy or rent the movie in the future.
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